This impressive three-story building represents a unique synthesis of Eastern and Western architectural traditions. The façade is notable for its richly decorated openwork metal balustrades and railings, creating an effect of lightness and airiness. The wooden structural base harmoniously combines with elegant metal filigree resembling traditional Eastern ornamental patterns.
Particular attention is drawn to the multi-level structure of the façade with projecting balconies on each floor, creating a dynamic play of light and shadow. The upper floor is crowned with a pointed finial with a weather vane, giving the building vertical aspiration. The architectural solution with an elevated foundation creates a semi-open space on the first level with large glazed surfaces, adding to the building's distinctive character.
The façade clearly demonstrates the effective use of contrasting materials: wood provides warmth and naturalness, while metallic lace elements add sophistication and character. For modern house construction, such an approach can be adapted through the use of perforated panels, openwork screens, and combining natural materials with contemporary ones. A particularly successful technique is the creation of multi-level open terraces and balconies, which not only aesthetically enrich the façade but also extend the living space.