The image depicts the exterior of a large institutional building at night, illuminated by numerous artificial lights under a dark sky

The image depicts the exterior of a large institutional building at night, illuminated by numerous artificial lights under a dark sky. The architecture is characterized by a multi-story structure primarily constructed from light-colored concrete and extensive glass paneling. The upper sections of the building feature a distinctive facade with individual concrete units that have an angled or folded design, each topped with an upward-facing light fixture casting a bright glow. Below these fixtures, multiple rectangular windows are visible, many of which have external air conditioning units mounted beneath them. The windows reveal interior lights, indicating active spaces within. A prominent mid-section of the building consists of a large, modern glass-fronted structure, possibly a walkway or an extended floor, with numerous rectangular window panes creating a grid pattern. This section appears to connect different parts of the upper structure or extends forward over the ground level. At the ground level, a paved walkway of grey and reddish-hued flagstones is visible in the foreground, bordering a dark asphalt road. To the right of the walkway, three black and white striped bollards are spaced along the curb. Adjacent to the walkway is a patch of green grass with several small, slender trees. A modern, minimalist white bench with a long, upward-extending arm and a vertical, illuminated panel (possibly an information kiosk or smart bench feature) is situated on the grass area to the left. Further back, steps lead up to various entrances of the building, and another traditional wooden bench is visible near the base of the structure. No people are present in the scene. The overall impression is one of an active, well-maintained educational or administrative complex after dusk. This specific building is the **Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics (FMI) at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"**, located in the city of Sofia, Bulgaria.