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The photograph showcases a magnificent example of Catalan Modernisme (Art Nouveau) architecture. The building's façade exhibits characteristic undulating forms along the top, creating a dynamic silhouette that is highly typical of Spanish modernist architecture from the early 20th century.
The upper line of the façade is adorned with four elegant wave-like elements, each featuring a cross-shaped cutout, which gives the building a special rhythm and expressiveness. The wall is executed in light beige tones, traditional for Mediterranean architecture. The façade is richly decorated with stucco elements, particularly noticeable around the balconies and window openings.
Of special note are the semi-circular balconies on the second floor with exquisite wrought iron railings that create a lace-like effect. The windows are framed with wooden shutters that not only serve the functional role of protection from the sun but are also an important decorative element. In some of the second-floor windows, one can notice stained glass inserts with artistic images, adding color accents and sophistication.
Vertical columns with decorative capitals divide the façade into sections, creating a rhythmic composition. The combination of flowing lines, sculptural elements, and functional details demonstrates the mastery of architects from the Catalan school of modernism, which is characterized by an organic connection between aesthetics and functionality.