A vertical section of a multi-story building facade in Providencia, Chile, is depicted

A vertical section of a multi-story building facade in Providencia, Chile, is depicted. The facade is constructed of a light beige or off-white textured material, presenting two distinct window units. The upper unit features a multi-paned window with dark frames, positioned behind a dark wrought-iron balcony railing adorned with decorative scrollwork, including circular elements. A leafy green plant rests on the windowsill behind this railing. A horizontal decorative band separates this window from the floor above. Below, a larger, multi-paned window with white frames is prominent, reflecting a blue sky and adjacent structures in its glass. Directly in front of this window is a dark wrought-iron balcony, matching the upper railing's ornate scrollwork. A dark metal window box is affixed to this lower balcony. The window box features decorative embellishments, including a central design resembling an "M" or "W." Inside the box, a central conical evergreen plant is flanked by two spherical topiary plants. Two brightly colored nutcracker figures, predominantly red, blue, gold, and black with black hats, stand on the front edge of the window box, positioned at each end of the plant arrangement. Another horizontal decorative band marks the base of the lower window unit.