This is a magnificent example of neoclassical architecture featuring a prominent semi-circular portico. The main entrance of the building is adorned with a monumental semi-rotunda portico with four Corinthian columns supporting an elegantly curved entablature. Above the portico is a refined white stone balustrade, creating a striking contrast with the main terracotta-toned brick façade.
The building's façade is symmetrical and constructed from red brick with white stone elements that emphasize the architectural articulation. The large windows with traditional muntins create a rhythmic pattern across the wall surface. Decorative cornices and white stone inserts run along the perimeter of the building, visually breaking up the brickwork and adding sophistication to the façade.
The central entrance with double doors is framed by large windows, creating a bright and welcoming impression. A wrought iron lantern in classical style hangs above the entrance, adding historical charm. A wide staircase with elegant wrought iron railings in traditional style leads to the entrance. The building is framed by soft landscape elements — shrubs and floral compositions — which organically integrate the architecture into the surrounding space.