The photograph captures a magnificent facade of a historic building executed in the English Baroque or Georgian architectural style. The central bay of the building stands out with its rich decorative design and the characteristic curved pediment typical of Baroque architecture. The facade is clad in honey-colored sandstone, which gives the structure a warm, noble appearance.
The central entrance is framed by an arched portal, above which sits a decorative cartouche with stucco ornamentation. Above the portal are semicircular windows with radial glazing patterns, typical of late 17th to early 18th century architecture. Particularly expressive are the large semicircular windows on the second and third floors with their characteristic radial division of window frames.
Part of the facade is picturesquely covered with ivy displaying autumn coloration, creating a romantic contrast between the strict geometry of the architecture and the organic natural form. This is a typical example of an academic building in the tradition of English universities, where nature and architecture create a harmonious unity.
The lateral sections of the building feature more restrained decoration with rectangular windows in classical proportions, which emphasizes the solemnity of the central element of the facade. Small decorative vases crown the upper part of the pediment, which is a typical finishing element for Baroque architecture.