Before us stands the remarkable facade of the historic "Pioneer Building," executed in a style that combines elements of Romanesque Revival and Victorian era architecture. The building features rich terracotta decorations in brick-red color that contrast strikingly with white trim elements.
The central part of the facade is adorned with a semi-circular bay window featuring arched windows and an elegant column supporting the architectural element. Above the bay window, the decorative inscription "PIONEER BUILDING" is carved in relief terracotta framing with intricate ornamental patterns characteristic of late 19th century American architecture.
Particularly noteworthy are two monumental columns with rusticated texture flanking the facade. These elements give the building a majestic appearance and emphasize its historical significance. The upper part of the facade is designed with classic rectangular windows framed by terracotta columns, enhancing the rhythmic composition.
The combination of brick-red and white elements, typical of architecture from the American economic boom period, creates an expressive polychromatic effect, testifying to the high craftsmanship of the architects and builders of that era.