Before us is an expressive example of historical architecture with a richly decorated facade. The building is executed in a neoclassical style with Beaux-Arts elements, which was characteristic of American commercial architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century. The facade features a symmetrical composition with four arched windows on the upper floor, adorned with exquisite stucco work and decorative elements.
The upper part of the building is crowned with a projecting cornice with modillions (decorative brackets) that create deep shadows and add visual interest. Particularly noteworthy are the ornamental frames around the windows — intricate stone carvings with floral motifs typical of classical architecture. The lower floor is designed more modestly, with rectangular windows, but still maintains the unity of the architectural style.
The color scheme of the facade — light sandy color of the upper part and a darker brick tone of the lower part — emphasizes the horizontal division of the building and gives it solidity. Similar facade design techniques can be adapted for a modern private home: the use of symmetry, decorative elements above windows, playing with textures and contrasting materials create an expressive and memorable appearance.