The photograph captures a magnificent fragment of a building facade executed in Neo-Gothic style. The central element of the composition is a lancet window with richly decorated framing. The window has a pointed arched shape characteristic of Gothic architecture and is divided into two parts by slender columns with elegant capitals.
The upper part of the window opening is adorned with stone carving in the form of an intricate quatrefoil surrounded by exquisite floral ornaments. The window frame is enclosed in a decorative frame made of light-colored stone, which contrasts with the facade wall built of rough-hewn stone in a gray-blue hue.
Along the perimeter of the upper part of the facade runs a decorative frieze with a repeating trefoil pattern, emphasizing the Neo-Gothic character of the structure. The lower part of the facade features more restrained decoration with geometric patterns. The architectural solution demonstrates meticulous attention to detail and high craftsmanship, characteristic of historicist architecture.