An angled view depicts the corner of a multi-story building in Chernivtsi, Ukraine, at the intersection including S

An angled view depicts the corner of a multi-story building in Chernivtsi, Ukraine, at the intersection including S. Sadyka Street. The building facade is light blue-grey with peeling paint and visible signs of wear. Its prominent architectural feature is a rust-brown, fluted dome with a pointed finial at the apex, surmounting the corner section. Below the dome, a decorative frieze appears to include the number "1929." A second-floor balcony with a black wrought-iron railing extends from the corner, accessed by brown double doors. Indistinct items are visible on the balcony floor. On the ground floor, a set of red double doors is framed by a distinctive semicircular architectural archway. Multiple windows with dark frames are present on both visible sides of the building. In the immediate foreground, a weathered concrete utility pole rises vertically, heavily burdened with a dense network of black electrical and communication wires that crisscross the frame. Two grey streetlights are attached to this pole. Several pigeons are perched on the wires near the top of the pole. A white street sign with blue text, "ВУЛ. С. САДИКА" (VUL. S. SADYKA), is affixed to the building's left side. The sky is clear and bright blue, indicating daylight conditions. No individuals are visible in the scene.