The photograph showcases a historical building facade executed in an eclectic style with Beaux-Arts and neoclassical elements. The structure demonstrates an architectural composition characteristic of the early 20th century with expressive decorative features.
The facade exhibits a clear horizontal division into three tiers, each possessing its own distinctive finish. The lower tier is constructed from multicolored brickwork creating a textural pattern. The middle tier is adorned with notable decorative elements - two sculptural representations in the form of stylized Native American heads, which serve as visual accents and reflect the romanticized fascination with American culture from the beginning of the last century.
The upper section of the facade is crowned with an elegant white stone balustrade and a decorative pediment with a sculptured cartouche, lending the building a sense of grandeur and monumentality. The window openings are rectangular in shape and rhythmically positioned across the entire facade, creating an ordered structure.
Of particular note is the combination of materials: brickwork of various shades contrasts with white stone decorative elements, which was a typical technique for urban architecture of that period. This contrast enhances the plasticity of the facade and emphasizes its architectural details.