This image captures the brutalist architectural facade of the Pauluskerk (Paul's Church) in Rotterdam, Netherlands, viewed from a low-angle perspective. The scene is devoid of people. The upper two-thirds of the building are characterized by a grid of thick, grey concrete frames forming numerous rectangular windows. These windows house abstract stained-glass panels, primarily in shades of blue, grey, and off-white, arranged in fragmented, geometric patterns. Below this window section, a robust concrete beam spans the width of the entrance area. At the ground level, a large, dark brown wooden double door serves as the main entrance. Each door leaf is adorned with multiple small, square, metallic studs arranged in vertical columns. The doors are flanked by two expansive mosaic artworks embedded into the concrete wall. The mosaic on the left depicts a robed figure, rendered in various shades of brown, beige, black, and white tesserae, with its left hand raised in a gesture and its right hand holding an object. The mosaic on the right portrays another robed figure carrying a lamb or small animal over its shoulders, utilizing a similar palette of earthy tones. To the immediate right of the right mosaic, on a concrete pillar, a white rectangular sign with an orange flag icon displays the Dutch word "INGANG" (Entrance) and an arrow pointing to the right. The foreground consists of a paved ground surface composed of rectangular concrete pavers laid in a stretcher bond pattern. The pavers exhibit slight variations in grey and muted brown tones, with sparse patches of small green weeds or moss visible between some of the joints. The overall lighting suggests an overcast sky, casting soft, diffuse illumination on the scene. in Rotterdam, Netherlands

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Jun 7, 2026

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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This image captures the brutalist architectural facade of the Pauluskerk (Paul's Church) in Rotterdam, Netherlands, viewed from a low-angle perspective. The scene is devoid of people. The upper two-thirds of the building are characterized by a grid of thick, grey concrete frames forming numerous rectangular windows. These windows house abstract stained-glass panels, primarily in shades of blue, grey, and off-white, arranged in fragmented, geometric patterns. Below this window section, a robust concrete beam spans the width of the entrance area. At the ground level, a large, dark brown wooden double door serves as the main entrance. Each door leaf is adorned with multiple small, square, metallic studs arranged in vertical columns. The doors are flanked by two expansive mosaic artworks embedded into the concrete wall. The mosaic on the left depicts a robed figure, rendered in various shades of brown, beige, black, and white tesserae, with its left hand raised in a gesture and its right hand holding an object. The mosaic on the right portrays another robed figure carrying a lamb or small animal over its shoulders, utilizing a similar palette of earthy tones. To the immediate right of the right mosaic, on a concrete pillar, a white rectangular sign with an orange flag icon displays the Dutch word "INGANG" (Entrance) and an arrow pointing to the right. The foreground consists of a paved ground surface composed of rectangular concrete pavers laid in a stretcher bond pattern. The pavers exhibit slight variations in grey and muted brown tones, with sparse patches of small green weeds or moss visible between some of the joints. The overall lighting suggests an overcast sky, casting soft, diffuse illumination on the scene.

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