An upward-angled view captures a section of a multi-level architectural structure, identified as the Honka building within the Mezhyhirya Residence in Novi Petrivtsi, Ukraine, set against a clear blue sky

An upward-angled view captures a section of a multi-level architectural structure, identified as the Honka building within the Mezhyhirya Residence in Novi Petrivtsi, Ukraine, set against a clear blue sky. The lower visible tier features a stone balustrade with numerous balusters. This level is supported by massive, fluted stone columns, heavily carved with foliate designs. The underside of the overhang above displays an ornate ceiling with dark decorative molding and a single suspended light fixture. Above this, an enclosed veranda section is distinguished by a series of vertically aligned, reflective blue-tinted windows, each framed in dark wood. The building's primary exterior cladding visible on the left is horizontal dark wooden siding. The uppermost tier consists of an open-air wooden loggia, characterized by exposed dark-stained wooden beams, supporting columns, and a prominent gabled roof. Bright sunlight illuminates the structure. Sparse green tree foliage is visible on the right periphery of the frame. No human figures or discernible activity are present within the depicted scene.