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This image depicts the exterior of a modern two-story building, identified by a prominent red facade element featuring a white "Cruz del Sur" logo, indicative of a Caja Los Andes branch, located in Arica, Chile. The scene is observed from street level, likely during dusk or dawn, given the soft, diffused natural light and the illuminated outdoor sconces. The building's upper section consists of a light grey facade with horizontal louvered elements and recessed windows. A large, rectangular red structure projects from the upper left side of the building, displaying the distinct white cross symbol. The ground level features a series of white pillars defining an entrance area, flanked by dark grey metal gates with a diagonal geometric pattern. Circular, illuminated wall sconces are visible on these pillars. A white cargo van is parked behind the rightmost gate, its rear bumper and lights visible. A white sign with a red 'E' (parking symbol) is attached to the furthest right pillar. To the left, a grey metal fence with a diamond-shaped lattice pattern encloses the property, with some green foliage visible behind it. Numerous black overhead utility lines span across the upper portion of the image against a light blue sky with scattered cirrocumulus clouds. In the immediate foreground, a pedestrian crosswalk with white parallel lines is visible on the dark asphalt road. No individuals are present in the frame.
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