The image displays a detailed, upward-angled view of the facade of the Kyiv Metro Headquarters building, located at Beresteiskyi Avenue 35 (formerly Peremohy Avenue) in Kyiv, Ukraine

The image displays a detailed, upward-angled view of the facade of the Kyiv Metro Headquarters building, located at Beresteiskyi Avenue 35 (formerly Peremohy Avenue) in Kyiv, Ukraine. The architecture is characteristic of the Stalinist Neoclassical style. The building's front is dominated by large, fluted columns crafted from light gray stone, each topped with an ornate gold-colored Corinthian capital and resting on a golden plinth. Three full columns are visible, with portions of additional columns on either side. These columns support a prominent entablature featuring a multi-layered cornice, frieze, and architrave in a beige-brown tone, showing minor wear and discoloration. Above the entablature, a dark, decorative metal railing lines the roof, with two small, rectangular structures visible against a clear blue sky with scattered white clouds. Between the columns, the light gray facade incorporates large, multi-pane rectangular windows with dark brown frames. Some windows exhibit internal horizontal blinds, and their glass surfaces reflect the sky. Beneath the upper windows, rectangular sections of the wall are adorned with intricate red, white, and gray relief ornamentation, including circular medallions. A small, dark security camera is mounted on the wall between the two central visible columns. The number "5" is distinctly marked on the lower left section of the facade. The foreground shows a paved ground surface with visible steps leading up to the building's base. No individuals or objects other than the building and its immediate environment are present. The scene is well-lit, suggesting daytime conditions.