An upward-angled view captures a multi-story residential building in Paris, France, characterized by typical Haussmannian architecture

An upward-angled view captures a multi-story residential building in Paris, France, characterized by typical Haussmannian architecture. The facade is constructed from light-colored stone, featuring numerous rectangular windows with white louvered shutters, some of which are open. Ornate black wrought-iron balconies extend across most floors, some continuous, others individual to each window. Decorative architectural elements, including cornices, corbels, and classical motifs, are present throughout the building's exterior. A building number "4" is prominently visible on the lower right portion of the facade. The ground floor features arched windows and a large, dark, ornate entrance gate. Red flowers are visible in window boxes on a balcony on a higher floor. The upper portion of the building reveals dormer windows beneath a Mansard roofline. The sky above is clear blue with scattered white clouds. In the foreground, large green palm fronds partially obscure the view, suggesting a courtyard or planted area. A simpler, lighter-colored building is visible in the background to the left. No people are visible.