The image displays a two-story building in the Bauhaus architectural style, characteristic of the White City district of Tel-Aviv, Israel

The image displays a two-story building in the Bauhaus architectural style, characteristic of the White City district of Tel-Aviv, Israel. The building features a light-colored, possibly stucco-finished facade with multiple rectangular windows. A recessed entrance at ground level is fitted with a light brown, vertically paneled wooden double door, accessed by four concrete steps with black metal railings. Above the door, a sign in Hebrew reads "ליאור שורצמן" (Lior Shwartzman), accompanied by the number "73". A flat roof with visible vegetation or a terrace is present at the top. The foreground is dominated by two large, mature deciduous trees with textured, light grey bark and numerous branches. The tree on the right exhibits dark, knot-like protrusions on its trunk and branches. Dense green foliage, including additional trees and shrubs, is visible around the building, particularly on the left, partially obscuring the lower windows and the facade. In front of the building, a paved sidewalk separates a small, landscaped area from an asphalt road. The road displays a large white left-turn arrow painted on its surface and features curb markings in yellow, red, and blue. A small, grey metal barrier is positioned near the road's edge. On the sidewalk, adjacent to the prominent tree on the right, two potted plants are visible: a tall, green, columnar cactus-like plant in a dark grey pot, and a smaller shrub in a terracotta-colored pot. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, casting shadows from the trees onto the building. No individuals are present in the frame.