The image displays a low-angle view of the stone facade of the former Caixa Sabadell headquarters, now part of BBVA, located at Carrer de Gràcia, 17-21, in Sabadell, Spain

The image displays a low-angle view of the stone facade of the former Caixa Sabadell headquarters, now part of BBVA, located at Carrer de Gràcia, 17-21, in Sabadell, Spain. The architecture exhibits a Neo-Gothic or Modernista style. The upper section of the building features a prominent pointed gable topped with a cross-like finial. A circular stained-glass window (rosette) is centered within this gable. Flanking the gable's base are two stone gargoyles, one on each side. The main facade is dominated by a large, multi-paned arched window with blue-tinted or reflective glass. Below this large window, an ornate stone balcony with a detailed balustrade is visible, supported by decorative corbels. On either side of the large window, positioned on pedestals, are two carved stone statues. The figure on the left appears to be a female, possibly with arms crossed or holding an object close to her chest. The figure on the right, also female, is depicted holding what resembles a basket or sheaves. The lower portion of the facade includes an arched entrance, partially visible at the bottom center. Above this entrance, the inscription "CAIXA DE SABADELL" is carved into a frieze, which also features a central wreath surrounding an emblem. To the left of the entrance, an ornate black metal lamppost with a white cylindrical diffuser extends from the wall. The building's exterior is constructed from textured stone blocks of varying sizes. The scene is illuminated by natural light under a blue sky with scattered white clouds. No people or active interactions are present in the frame.