This image depicts a section of a modern building facade in Hérouville-Saint-Clair, France

This image depicts a section of a modern building facade in Hérouville-Saint-Clair, France. The facade consists of multiple rectangular glass panels framed by dark mullions. Many glass panels exhibit a semi-transparent, light-colored patterned film or etching, appearing as numerous small, irregular shapes. Three flags are visible, positioned below the primary glass facade and extending upwards from a dark-colored horizontal ledge. From left to right, these are: 1. The national flag of France, displaying vertical blue, white, and red stripes. 2. The flag of the European Union, featuring a blue field with twelve yellow stars arranged in a circle. 3. A solid black flag. All flags are partially unfurled, hanging downwards from their respective poles. The flagpoles have pointed finials at their tips, casting distinct reflections on the glass panels behind them. The horizontal ledge below the flags is fitted with multiple rows of metallic anti-bird spikes. The reflective surface of the glass facade shows muted reflections of an overcast sky and distant dark foliage. Dark green vines with leaves are visible growing over the upper left edge of the building structure. No individuals are present in the scene.