#669. Eclectic Brick Façade with Neo-Renaissance Elements and Distinctive Mansard Roof

The image showcases an excellent example of urban historical architecture, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The central building displays a rich eclectic façade with Neo-Renaissance elements. The façade is faced with reddish-brown brick complemented by contrasting light-colored decorative elements.

Compositionally, the façade is organized symmetrically, with three vertical window axes. Particularly noteworthy are the two decorative balconies: a small upper one with an elegant balustrade and a more substantial lower one with ornate wrought-iron railings. The window openings are framed by light-colored casings and pediments, creating an expressive contrast with the brickwork.

The building is crowned by a characteristic mansard roof with rounded dormer windows, giving the façade a sense of completeness and a certain Parisian elegance. The decorative elements, including cornices, pilasters, and stucco work, demonstrate high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail typical of the architecture of that period.

The building harmoniously fits into the street ensemble, neighboring on the left with a brick structure in darker tones, and on the right with a modern building featuring a minimalist façade, creating an interesting contrast between different architectural epochs.

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