The image displays the exterior front facade and garden of a building identified as the Maison d'accueil spécialisée (MAS) "Le Prunier" located at 30 Rue du Languedoc, 67100 Strasbourg, France

The image displays the exterior front facade and garden of a building identified as the Maison d'accueil spécialisée (MAS) "Le Prunier" located at 30 Rue du Languedoc, 67100 Strasbourg, France. The building is a two-story structure with a light beige or off-white stucco facade. The lower section of the wall is painted a reddish-brown, matching the trim around the four rectangular windows, two on each floor. All windows are fitted with white, horizontal-slatted roll-down shutters (volets roulants), primarily closed, though the upper-right window's shutter is slightly ajar at the bottom. The facade shows minor discoloration and weathering. In front of the building is a garden area covered in light-colored gravel. A low, black metal fence runs across the foreground, separating the viewer's perspective from the garden. On the right side of the gravel area, a multi-tiered, light-colored stone or concrete fountain features prominently. Its uppermost tier consists of two small statuettes, likely children, positioned under an umbrella-shaped canopy. The lower basin of the fountain contains visible blue water with active jets. On the left side of the garden, near the fence, a second light-colored statuary group depicts three small figures, resembling children, seated on a sculpted log or bench. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting distinct, elongated shadows from the fence, the statuary, and architectural elements onto the building and gravel. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted.