#5744. Baroque Red Façade of a Historical House: Symmetry and Decorative Ornamentation

The image showcases a magnificent historical building in Baroque style with a characteristic red-pink façade. The architectural composition is built vertically and crowned with an elegant gable featuring ornamental elements and small decorative pinnacles. The façade has strict symmetry and clear division into tiers.

The building features rich decorative elements: cornices, window framings, pilasters, and other architectural elements are executed in a light color, creating a striking contrast with the main red background of the walls. Particularly notable is the bay window in the central part of the façade, protruding on the second floor and protected by a small roof. The third and fourth floors feature characteristic windows with geometric framing.

The lower floor is made of light-colored stone, visually creating a solid foundation for the entire structure. The entrance area is designed using dark wooden elements. The entire composition demonstrates the mastery of architects of the past and is an excellent example of European urban architecture typical for historic centers of ancient European cities.