This image captures a large, active urban demolition or excavation site in Yerevan, Armenia, specifically identified by the prominent unfinished building in the background as being in the vicinity of **Isahakyan Street, near the Cascade complex**

This image captures a large, active urban demolition or excavation site in Yerevan, Armenia, specifically identified by the prominent unfinished building in the background as being in the vicinity of **Isahakyan Street, near the Cascade complex**. The foreground consists of a rugged expanse of dark, uneven earth heavily mixed with broken concrete, asphalt fragments, rocks, and general construction debris. A thin white string or wire is visible diagonally across the lower right, and scattered pieces of red and white striped caution tape lie on the ground. The central midground is a cleared, excavated area revealing disturbed soil, remnants of former foundations, and sections of crumbling walls displaying faded white and light green paint, along with exposed rebar. In the left background, an unfinished, multi-story building rises prominently. Its lower section features a light-colored stone facade, while the upper floors expose raw concrete or brickwork with numerous open structural frames. A small work platform or scaffolding is visible on one of the upper levels. At its base are smaller, dilapidated single-story structures and some sparse vegetation. To the right, a modern, multi-story building with a dark mansard roof and reflective glass panels stands across what appears to be a street. A small green tree is situated in front of this building. Beyond it and further in the distance, a collection of older, lower-rise urban buildings and utility poles with overhead wires complete the horizon. The sky is partially cloudy, with darker grey clouds directly overhead transitioning to a clear, warm orange-pink glow near the horizon, indicative of either sunrise or sunset. No individuals are present in the scene.