Before us is an elegant example of eclectic architecture with distinct features of Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau styles. The facade displays a traditional combination of terracotta-colored brickwork with light beige stone elements, creating a characteristic contrast typical of regional architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century.
A particularly noteworthy element of the composition is the dormer window in the form of a Gothic gable, adorned with a decorative heraldic shield featuring a cross. The window opening is framed by stone casings and crowned with two decorative turrets with crenellated tops, imitating medieval fortification elements. The mansard roof, covered with dark slate, organically integrates this architectural solution.
The lower tier of the facade is decorated with an exquisite frieze featuring stylized floral ornaments in the Art Nouveau spirit: repeating motifs of stylized irises or tulips in green, purple, and red tones against a light background. Below the frieze, elements of the rainwater drainage system can be seen, integrated into the architectural composition.
This fragment of the facade demonstrates a delicate balance between functionality and decorative aesthetics, characteristic of European architecture of the transitional period, where traditional forms harmoniously blend with new artistic movements.