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The image showcases a magnificent example of historical architecture—a building facade in Neo-Gothic style with Renaissance elements. The building is painted in a characteristic terracotta-orange color, which effectively contrasts with the rich decorative ornamentation made of light-colored stone.
The facade features an asymmetrical composition with several levels of architectural elements. The upper tier is adorned with an exquisite bay window with meticulously crafted stone framing, crowned with delicate Gothic ornamental tracery. The window openings are divided by vertical mullions, characteristic of Gothic style, creating a visual rhythm.
Particularly noteworthy are the decorative sculptural corbels supporting the projecting elements of the facade, and statues flanking various architectural details. In the lower part of the facade, there is an arched entrance framed by decorative panels with an inscription, likely indicating the historical purpose of the building. The ground floor window openings are protected by metal grilles with geometric patterns.
In front of the building, there is a street terrace with yellow umbrellas, indicating the contemporary use of this historical building as a restaurant or café. This is an excellent example of how historical architecture can be adapted to modern urban functions while preserving its artistic and historical value.