The image displays the street-level facade of a commercial building at a corner in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France

The image displays the street-level facade of a commercial building at a corner in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France. The upper two visible floors are constructed of reddish-brown brick with decorative white horizontal banding and patterned brickwork above four rectangular windows. These windows feature white frames and closed light-colored roller shutters or interior curtains, reflecting warm ambient light. The ground floor facade is composed of white painted brick, topped by a black horizontal sign with "Chico Barber" in white stylized script, flanked by two vertical barber poles. The barbershop's storefront consists of two large plate-glass display windows. The left window features a white vinyl graphic depicting various barber tools (scissors, comb, razor, brush) arranged as a crest, with "BARBER SHOP" text below. The right window displays a white graphic of a raised fist holding an electric hair clipper, with radiating lines behind it. The interior of the barbershop is brightly illuminated by artificial lighting. An external, striped barber pole light fixture is mounted on the building's corner. On the paved sidewalk in front of the barbershop, three young adult males are gathered and conversing. The leftmost individual wears a dark jacket, light blue jeans, and white sneakers. The middle individual wears a dark hoodie and dark pants. The rightmost individual wears a dark hoodie, light blue jeans, black shoes, and carries a light green backpack. A black bicycle with black tires rests on its kickstand next to the rightmost male. A black utility pole stands on the sidewalk, featuring a circular red-rimmed traffic sign with a black truck pictogram and a "3.5t" weight limit below it. A pedestrian traffic light on the same pole displays a red 'don't walk' signal. A black and white pedestrian crossing is partially visible in the lower right. Adjacent to the barbershop on the left, a vertical sign for "Prink TONER" and a large wall-mounted poster with French text are present. The lighting suggests either late afternoon or early morning, with direct sunlight reflecting off the upper building facade.