The image depicts the interior courtyard of a building in Puebla City, Mexico

The image depicts the interior courtyard of a building in Puebla City, Mexico. The courtyard features deep terracotta-red walls and a central, rectangular water basin at ground level, paved with light-colored river stones. Protruding from the main wall above the water line are four circular metal spouts, positioned beneath a continuous planter box. This box contains several large-leafed green plants and smaller plants with reddish foliage. The perimeter of the courtyard's open roof structure is supported by ornately carved stone columns and decorative friezes in a colonial architectural style. Along the upper ledge of this open section, multiple potted plants are arranged. In the foreground, to the right of the water basin, a freestanding, multi-faceted information stand made of brushed metal is present. One vertical panel lists room numbers (e.g., "101-102," "103," "104-105," "201-207," "A," "C," "D") and corresponding symbols. An angled, cube-like panel displays a simplified floor plan map with a section highlighted in red to indicate a current location. Natural light filters into the courtyard from the open roof, casting a distinct shadow from the metal information stand across the water and pebble floor. An additional warm light source illuminates a recessed area on the left wall. Two small, upward-facing metal lights are visible submerged near the edge of the water basin. No individuals are present in the scene.