Facade #62

The photograph depicts an elegant architectural element — a Palladian-style window that is part of a white plastered building facade. The central element of the composition is an arched window with a semicircular top and radial glazing in the upper section. The window is framed by a classical architectural casing with a protruding archivolt.

The facade composition is symmetrical: the central arched window is flanked by two smaller rectangular windows on either side. All windows feature characteristic multi-pane glazing, typical of classical architecture. The facade is executed in light tones, which emphasizes its elegance and creates an expressive contrast with the blue sky reflected in the glass.

In the reflections of the windows, palm trees and surrounding buildings are visible, indicating the building's location in a warm climate, possibly in a resort area. The architectural solution of the facade references the neoclassical style, characteristic of colonial architecture. A horizontal line running across the facade creates additional articulation of the wall plane, giving the composition a sense of completeness.