An upward-angled shot reveals a dilapidated, two-story structure located in Bình Hải, Vietnam, characterized by faded ochre-colored stucco and extensive signs of disrepair

An upward-angled shot reveals a dilapidated, two-story structure located in Bình Hải, Vietnam, characterized by faded ochre-colored stucco and extensive signs of disrepair. The building features a prominent first-floor balcony with a concrete railing, supported by two heavily stained cylindrical columns. Above the balcony, on the upper level, an arched window with white multi-pane framing is visible on the right, accompanied by a smaller, decorative balustrade with corbels below it. To the left of the arched window, a rectangular window and a doorway with white frames open onto the main balcony. The roof, partially visible, exhibits terra cotta tiles and deteriorating white-painted eaves with peeling paint and structural damage. The building's surfaces display widespread paint peeling, dark biological staining consistent with mold or mildew, and general material degradation. In the immediate foreground, a trellis constructed from several green and dried bamboo poles, lashed together with dark wire or twine, partially obstructs the lower portion of the building. The sky above is overcast with scattered white clouds.