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The image displays the entrance facade of the Pavillon de l'Indochine, located at 12A Boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris, France, within the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris (CIUP). A prominent, tall, cylindrical stone column stands centrally, extending from the concrete steps to the overhead structure. This column is intricately carved with multiple tiers of relief figures, including human forms, animals, and symbolic motifs. Flanking the column are two sets of dark green double doors with large glass panels and ornate circular metallic handles. The set of doors on the left is partially open, revealing an interior space and reflecting a beige building and sky. A white rectangular sign is affixed to the glass of the left door. The set of doors on the right is closed, reflecting bare tree branches against a clear sky, and features a red and white automated external defibrillator (AED) symbol on its glass. Above the ground-level entrance, the building's facade consists of a uniform grid of square windows set within concrete or light-colored stone frames. The windows reflect the blue sky and surrounding environment. One window in the upper-left quadrant is partially open, tilted inward. Two circular light fixtures are visible on the concrete ceiling above the entrance. Strong sunlight illuminates the scene, creating defined shadows and highlighting the texture of the carved column and facade.
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