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Before us is a magnificent example of modernist architecture in the Art Nouveau style, presumably from the Catalan school. The facade is distinguished by rich plasticity and organic forms characteristic of this early 20th century movement.
The window opening is framed by exquisite sculptural decor with smooth, flowing lines. Above the window rises a decorative crown-like finial, giving the composition solemnity and majesty. The facade is made of light-colored stone, which emphasizes the softness and plasticity of the forms.
Particularly noteworthy are the ornamental details: stylized plant motifs, rosettes, and wave-like elements organically integrated into the overall composition. The balcony railings are crafted as openwork metal gratings with an ornamental pattern characteristic of Art Nouveau.
The architect masterfully employed the principle of asymmetry and plasticity, creating the impression that the stone is "flowing," acquiring soft, almost living forms. This facade is a vivid example of how Art Nouveau architecture sought to overcome the rigidity of traditional forms, giving buildings organicity and expressiveness.