A tall, multi-story building, approximately 18-20 floors high, dominates the scene in Sarouja Municipality, Syria

A tall, multi-story building, approximately 18-20 floors high, dominates the scene in Sarouja Municipality, Syria. The building's facade is a weathered, light-colored material, showing extensive staining and dirt accumulation. Numerous rectangular windows are visible across all floors, with some appearing broken or obscured. A prominent feature is the high density of external air conditioning units, individually mounted beneath or beside nearly every window on almost every floor, indicating decentralized climate control. Multiple arrays of dark blue solar panels are haphazardly affixed to the building's exterior, particularly on the lower and middle sections, protruding from windows, balconies, and ledges. The upper levels of the building exhibit a slightly hexagonal or octagonal architectural design with a flat, possibly enclosed rooftop area also featuring exposed air conditioning units. The lower three to four floors house commercial establishments, indicated by storefronts with visible signage, primarily in Arabic script. More air conditioning units and solar panels are present at these street-level sections. In the foreground, a paved street shows vehicular traffic. Visible vehicles include a silver SUV, a white utility truck with a tarp-covered bed, and a yellow taxi. Other cars are partially visible. To the left of the main building, a skeletal concrete frame of a partially constructed or derelict structure is present. Vegetation includes a tall palm tree on the left and a shorter palm tree on the right, with green leafy branches of another tree visible in the upper right corner. The sky is clear blue with scattered white cumulus clouds. No individual people are distinctly visible, but the presence of commercial activity and vehicles indicates an active urban environment.