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The image depicts the exterior of a multi-story building constructed from light-colored, cut stone blocks, identified as the Pontifical Institute Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center, located near the New Gate in Jerusalem, Israel. The architecture features Romanesque-style arched windows and arcades. The facade is divided into at least three visible levels. The uppermost visible level features a stone balustrade and a series of five recessed, open arched apertures. A stone cross is centrally positioned above this level on the roofline. Two flagpoles flank the cross; the left pole displays the yellow and white flag of Vatican City, while the right pole flies the red flag with a white cross, representing the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. The middle level presents a stone balustrade running horizontally, below five distinct arched window frames. The left three arches contain dark-framed windows, and two similar windows are visible within arches on the right. A small, white security camera is mounted on the wall below the rightmost of the three central windows. The ground level features a prominent stone arcade with multiple arches supported by stout stone columns, creating a covered portico. The central arch serves as the main entrance, accessed via a short flight of three stone steps with black metal railings on either side. The dark entrance door is open, revealing an illuminated interior with a chandelier. Ornate hanging lanterns are suspended within the arches of the portico. Potted plants are visible under some arches. In the foreground, a paved patio area features several outdoor seating arrangements consisting of black metal tables with patterned white tops and matching black chairs. Low-level geometric outdoor lamps are positioned near the seating areas. Green foliage, including small trees and potted plants, is present around the patio and building base. The sky above is overcast. No individuals are visible in the scene.
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