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An upward-angled view captures a multi-story building in Nyeri, Kenya, under an overcast sky. The structure presents a dual architectural state: the left facade is predominantly finished, featuring a light peach/pink painted corner column and balcony ledges with beige wall sections below. Each of the visible four floors on this side includes balconies with horizontal metal railings and multiple windows, some with blue-tinted glass. A silver-colored downspout runs vertically along this finished section. The right and main body of the building displays exposed concrete blockwork and structural columns, indicating an unfinished state or a distinct aesthetic choice. This section rises higher than the finished part and shows multiple open rectangular apertures on upper floors, suggesting future windows or balconies. Near the top of the building, a metal antenna or aerial is visible against the sky. The lower portion of the right facade transitions to a rougher, darker stone construction at ground level. In the foreground, a low, coarse stone wall separates the viewer from the building. To the immediate right of this wall, a dark metal gate, possibly part of an entrance, is partially visible, showing intricate scrollwork on its upper section. Overhead, multiple thin power lines or utility cables stretch across the frame against the grey sky. No people, active construction, or explicit signage are visible.
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