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Before us stands an excellent example of Art Deco architecture embodied in a residential building with characteristic elements of this style. The façade demonstrates a magnificent combination of geometric forms and flowing lines typical of Art Deco from the 1920s-30s. The main material of the façade is light-colored brick, giving the structure an elegant yet monumental appearance.
The main entrance is accentuated by a projecting portal with vertical elements and horizontal lines. Particularly notable is the central part of the façade with vertical decorative elements and a characteristic protruding volume of the second floor featuring rounded corners. The windows on the second floor also have a rounded form, creating plasticity and dynamism in the building's appearance.
The upper part of the façade is crowned with a typical Art Deco superstructure with horizontal bands and a small tower. The iron railings of the second-floor balcony complement the overall composition with their geometric pattern. Symmetry and rhythm, stepped forms and flowing lines—all these create a unique architectural image embodying the optimism and progressiveness of its era.
The vegetation surrounding the building harmoniously frames the architectural solution, emphasizing its integration into the natural environment, which was an important aspect of modernist movements in the first half of the 20th century.