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The image, rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise, captures the distinctive facade of the Institut Asia building in Malang, Indonesia, under an overcast sky. The central portion of the building showcases a vibrant, multi-colored grid facade, reminiscent of a Piet Mondrian painting. This section features numerous rectangular panels in various shades of red, blue, yellow, light green, grey, and clear glass. Integrated into this colorful design are two prominent circular windows, stacked vertically. Above the main colorful facade, a large sign clearly displays "INSTITUT ASIA" in uppercase letters. Below this text, a circular logo with a blue background and a golden rim depicts a stylized winged creature, possibly a horse or griffin, with "ASIA" written on it. A smaller, identical circular logo is also visible on a separate sign to the right side of the building, near the top. The building's design extends beyond the central colorful block to include modern, light grey or white architectural elements. These sections feature sleek, undulating lines and perforated dot patterns, adding to the contemporary aesthetic. Small clusters of green foliage, possibly trees or shrubs, are visible on ledges or rooftops of these white sections. The sky above is uniformly cloudy, indicating an overcast day. No people or specific activities are visible in the frame. Several dark utility cables crisscross the view in the foreground, particularly in the middle and right sections of the image. The building's architecture suggests it is a prominent educational or institutional facility.
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