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An upward-angled view captures the upper floors and roofline of a corner building in Paris, France, on an overcast day. The building facade is constructed primarily of light tan bricks, punctuated by horizontal decorative bands of red bricks. On the building's chamfered corner, a prominent red brick pattern spells out the year "1919". Multiple windows with white frames and vertical mullions are visible on the upper levels. White architectural trim delineates the roofline and separates facade sections. A dark grey metal gutter system runs horizontally below the uppermost windows, and white PVC downspouts are affixed to the brickwork. In the foreground, a deciduous tree with bare branches and numerous dark, spherical seed pods partially obscures the building. The sky overhead is uniformly light grey and cloudy. No people or human activity are visible. The building is located at 109 Boulevard Masséna, in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, France, characteristic of post-WWI social housing architecture.
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