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The image shows the Tsentrosoyuz Building, also known as the Tsentrosoyuz House, located in Moscow, Russia. The building is a notable example of Constructivist architecture, designed by Le Corbusier and Nikolai Kolli and built between 1928 and 1933. It is characterized by its extensive use of glass, its curved facade, and its layered structure. In the foreground, a crosswalk with red and white stripes is visible on a city street. A traffic light is on, with a green pedestrian signal illuminated, indicating it is safe for people to cross. Two men are standing on the sidewalk to the right of the crosswalk. The Tsentrosoyuz Building itself dominates the frame. It is a multi-story structure with a distinctive pink facade. Large, geometric windows are a prominent feature, particularly the curved glass section on the lower floors and the more angular windows on the upper levels. The building is adorned with exposed metal supports and piping, typical of Constructivist design. Power lines are strung across the sky in front of the building. To the right of the Tsentrosoyuz Building, a taller, older brick building rises, appearing to be from a different architectural era. Signs and posters are visible on the lower floors of the Tsentrosoyuz Building, suggesting it houses various businesses or organizations. A few people are walking or standing on the sidewalk, and a person is seen sitting on a scooter on the far left. The sky is overcast with gray clouds.
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