The image showcases the upper section of a historical building façade executed in Neo-Renaissance or Neo-Baroque style. The façade features a distinctive stepped gable (pediment) with curvilinear outlines, which gives the building a recognizable Northern European appearance, typical of architecture in Germany, the Netherlands, or Baltic countries.
The façade is clad in light-colored stone or stucco imitating masonry. Its decoration incorporates ornamental elements with gilding and blue-colored inserts, creating a vivid contrast with the main background. Particularly expressive are the heraldic motifs and floral ornaments arranged symmetrically on both sides of the central axis.
In the upper part of the gable, there is a small dormer window with copper or patinated roofing. The composition is crowned by a decorative spire with a weather vane in the form of a gilded figure. The façade is also adorned with relief images, possibly allegorical figures, which are integrated into the overall compositional structure.
The reddish-brown tiled roof creates a natural transition between the façade and the sky, complementing the overall color scheme of the building. Such architectural solution is characteristic of urban structures from the 16th-18th centuries, although this building is likely a historicist example from the late 19th or early 20th century, stylized to resemble Renaissance or Baroque architecture.