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The image showcases a magnificent example of urban architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century, presumably in an eclectic style with Neo-Renaissance elements. The building demonstrates a richly decorated brick façade characteristic of this period, with expressive polychrome masonry where red-brown and light bricks alternate to create geometric patterns.
Particularly noteworthy are the vertical accents of the façade: an elegant bay window with delicate cast-iron balconies and original wrought-iron railings. The bay window is crowned with a decorative pediment, giving the composition a complete look. The window openings have a rectangular shape with clear architectural framing, and an arched window with stained glass is located at the bottom of the bay window, adding sophistication to the façade.
The architectural composition of the façade is meticulously crafted, taking into account rhythm, proportions, and scale. Decorative elements – cornices, window frames, wrought iron details of balconies – create a rich play of light and shadow on the building's surface. Elements of geometric ornament in masonry, characteristic of the architecture of that time, are also noticeable.
The preservation of the building's historical appearance allows us to appreciate the high craftsmanship of builders and architects of the past, who paid special attention to details and quality of finishing.