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The photograph showcases an exquisite example of European architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century, likely in the Art Nouveau or Jugendstil style. The central building features a striking white façade with rich green decorative elements, creating an elegant contrast.
The façade is symmetrically organized, with a prominent central risalit crowned by a decorative pediment with characteristic curved forms. The window openings are designed with great attention to detail: the upper windows have arched tops, while the others are rectangular with decorative frames.
The green ornamental elements skillfully highlight the architectural features: they frame the windows, emphasize the horizontal divisions of the façade, and create vertical accents. Particularly noteworthy are two vertical decorative elements resembling stylized swords or scepters, which visually divide the façade into three parts.
The building has several balconies with intricate railings, also painted green. A mansard roof with small dormer windows completes the composition. Parts of neighboring buildings are visible on the sides — yellow on the right and light beige on the left, emphasizing the color diversity of the street's architectural ensemble.