An external, low-angle shot captures the curved facade of the Louise Weiss building, part of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, under a clear, partly cloudy sky

An external, low-angle shot captures the curved facade of the Louise Weiss building, part of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, under a clear, partly cloudy sky. The multi-story structure is constructed with a grid of tan/light brown vertical and horizontal elements framing numerous dark, reflective glass windows. The building's upper section features open arches, revealing the sky. At the base of the central curve, the name "Louise Weiss" is visible above a series of glass entrances flanked by display boards. In the center of the foreground plaza, a large, dark green, spherical sculpture rests on a circular metallic base. The plaza itself is paved with a distinctive pattern of alternating light and dark rectangular stone blocks. Strong, parallel shadows from the building's facade are cast across the paving, indicating direct sunlight. A single individual, dressed in dark clothing, is partially visible near an entrance on the left side of the plaza. The scene is otherwise devoid of significant human activity.