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The photograph shows a vibrant Mediterranean building façade painted in a rich terracotta red color. The architecture demonstrates a classic Southern European style with characteristic symmetry and rhythmic placement of window openings.
Particularly eye-catching are six windows with contrasting bright blue wooden shutters, creating an expressive color accent. The upper row of windows is complemented by small balconies with wrought iron railings, which adds texture and depth to the façade. Each of the upper balconies features flower boxes: the left one with red flowers, the center with white flowers, and the right one also with white flowers.
The architectural composition is emphasized by light-colored framing around the window openings and a horizontal light strip at the top of the façade, creating clear articulation and visual structure for the building. One of the upper windows (on the right) is open, bringing an element of life to the static composition of the façade.
This façade represents an excellent example of regional architectural style, where color is used not only as a decorative element but also as an important component of architectural identity.