Architecture and Design of the Building

Art Nouveau

• Curvilinear lines and forms that can be observed in the balconies and window frames.
• Ornamental detailing that is nature-inspired, especially present around the windows.

Real-life Instances of Art Nouveau

• Hotel Tassel in Brussels, Belgium - Designed by Victor Horta, one of the earliest examples of Art Nouveau.
• Casa Batlló in Barcelona, Spain - Designed by Antoni Gaudí, featuring flowing sculptural stonework and colorful mosaics.

Renaissance Revival

• Symmetrical facade layout that suggests balance and order.
• Arched windows and doors reminiscent of the Renaissance period.

Real-life Instances of Renaissance Revival

• The Carson Pirie Scott Building in Chicago, USA - Designed by Louis Sullivan, showcasing orderly geometry and ornamentation influenced by the past.
• The Wrigley Building, also in Chicago, USA - Featuring a clock tower and white terra-cotta exterior, echoing the Giralda tower of Seville’s Cathedral.

Baroque Influences

• Decorative elements that enhance the three-dimensionality of the surface and the dramatic effect, such as the sculptural details around the roof and window pediments.

Real-life Instances of Baroque Architecture

• St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City - Designed principally by Donato Bramante, Michelangelo, Carlo Maderno, and Gian Lorenzo Bernini, exemplifying Baroque grandeur.
• Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria - A Baroque architectural jewel known for its rich ornamentation and history.

Please note that the specific building in the picture has not been identified; the architectural styles mentioned are general observations based on visible elements in the image provided.