This forensic description details the facade of a building illuminated at night in Strasbourg, France, showcasing extensive holiday decorations

This forensic description details the facade of a building illuminated at night in Strasbourg, France, showcasing extensive holiday decorations. The multi-story structure features a light-colored, possibly beige or cream, main facade with dark window frames. The ground floor hosts a retail establishment named "apm MONACO," indicated by a sign positioned above its entrance. The store's double-door entrance, centrally located, appears secured by a dark, corrugated metal roll-down security gate. The entrance is flanked by two prominent wooden columns, from which strands of warm white LED string lights cascade into white planters at their bases. An ornate archway of similar string lights and white star ornaments is suspended directly above the entrance, complemented by an array of white and silver spherical ornaments forming a festive garland. Above the storefront, the second floor exhibits three windows. The central window is a brightly lit bay window, extensively decorated with miniature white Christmas trees, white star ornaments, and various silver and white baubles, creating a vibrant display. The two flat windows flanking the central bay window on the second floor, as well as the windows on the third floor directly above, are similarly adorned with cascading strands of warm white string lights and white/silver decorative elements. The sky above is dark, consistent with nighttime. Reflections in the store's glass display windows faintly show external ambient light sources and portions of opposite buildings. No individuals are present or visible within the scene.