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The image displays the upper corner of the Rosenberg House building in Tel-Aviv, Israel. The left-facing facade is a light grey, weathered concrete wall featuring two large, stylized painted eyes with bright green irises and dark pupils. Above this, a section of corrugated metal roofing is visible, partially covered by a transparent plastic tarp secured over the top edge and extending down the upper portion of the wall. A thick grey pipe runs vertically down the building's corner, curving at its top. A thinner, dark pipe extends diagonally across the lighter wall. Sparse green vegetation, including a clump of spiky grass, grows from the building's apex and along the roofline. The adjacent right-facing facade is a darker, smooth grey concrete. A dark rectangular plaque, bearing Hebrew text identifying "בית רוזנברג" (Rosenberg House) and dates "1926-2006" and "2006-2010," is affixed to this darker wall. The scene is observed under a clear blue sky, illuminated by direct sunlight. No people are present.
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