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The scene depicts a vertical view of the upper facade of the "AVENUE HOSTEL" building, located at Plot No. 09/4, near Sariab Road, opposite to B.P.C, in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan.

The building's exterior features a multi-story design with a predominant facade of alternating vertical light and dark grey stripes. A dark brown or black decorative metal grate with a lattice pattern separates different sections of the facade. Below this grate, several dark grey, hexagonally shaped architectural elements protrude outwards, likely part of a decorative awning or structural feature. Weathering and streaks are visible on these hexagonal elements. To the far right, a section of wall constructed from light brown/grey stonework or brickwork is visible. A small, circular ventilation fan is recessed into the wall behind the hexagonal structures.

A prominent yellow vertical sign board is affixed to the left side of the building, displaying "AVENUE HOSTEL" in black uppercase letters. Below this, smaller text includes contact phone numbers (0316-3505715, 0312-8304880, 0315-8141462) and the address "Plot No. 09/4, near Sariab Road, Quetta," along with "Opposite to B.P.C Quetta." Small, unidentifiable circular icons are also present on the sign.

Multiple dark-colored electrical wires crisscross horizontally across the mid-ground, partially obscuring the building facade and hexagonal structures. Three pigeons (Columba livia domestica) are present: one is captured in mid-flight with blurred wings near the decorative grate, while two others are perched statically on the upper surfaces of the hexagonal elements in the lower right portion of the image. Damage, appearing as holes or indentations, is visible on the striped facade in the upper right section. The scene is illuminated by daylight, with a pale sky partially visible. No human figures are present.
Aziz Sabawoon

Nov 30, 2025, 10:27 AM

Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

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The scene depicts a vertical view of the upper facade of the "AVENUE HOSTEL" building, located at Plot No. 09/4, near Sariab Road, opposite to B.P.C, in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The building's exterior features a multi-story design with a predominant facade of alternating vertical light and dark grey stripes. A dark brown or black decorative metal grate with a lattice pattern separates different sections of the facade. Below this grate, several dark grey, hexagonally shaped architectural elements protrude outwards, likely part of a decorative awning or structural feature. Weathering and streaks are visible on these hexagonal elements. To the far right, a section of wall constructed from light brown/grey stonework or brickwork is visible. A small, circular ventilation fan is recessed into the wall behind the hexagonal structures. A prominent yellow vertical sign board is affixed to the left side of the building, displaying "AVENUE HOSTEL" in black uppercase letters. Below this, smaller text includes contact phone numbers (0316-3505715, 0312-8304880, 0315-8141462) and the address "Plot No. 09/4, near Sariab Road, Quetta," along with "Opposite to B.P.C Quetta." Small, unidentifiable circular icons are also present on the sign. Multiple dark-colored electrical wires crisscross horizontally across the mid-ground, partially obscuring the building facade and hexagonal structures. Three pigeons (Columba livia domestica) are present: one is captured in mid-flight with blurred wings near the decorative grate, while two others are perched statically on the upper surfaces of the hexagonal elements in the lower right portion of the image. Damage, appearing as holes or indentations, is visible on the striped facade in the upper right section. The scene is illuminated by daylight, with a pale sky partially visible. No human figures are present.

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