The photograph showcases an elegant neoclassical facade with Art Nouveau elements, characteristic of early 20th-century European urban architecture. The facade is executed in light tones, which emphasizes its grace and architectural details.
The building has a four-level structure with clear symmetry and a central axis accentuated by semicircular balconies. The upper part is crowned with an arched element featuring a small lunette window, giving the composition a sense of completeness. The windows of the upper floors have semicircular finishes, which is a classic technique that creates a rhythmic visual effect.
Particularly noteworthy are the wrought iron balcony railings with exquisite ornamental patterns, combining functionality and decorative appeal. Their openwork design contrasts with the smooth surface of the walls, adding depth and textural richness to the facade. The vertical articulation of the facade is emphasized by pilasters and half-columns, which give the building a sense of monumentality despite its relatively modest size.
In the lower part of the image, a street lamp of traditional design is visible, harmoniously complementing the architectural ensemble and indicating the historical value of this urban space. The facade demonstrates the mastery of architects of that era in creating elegant city buildings that combine functionality with aesthetic appeal.