A top-down view of a neoclassical architectural design with a series of glass sliding doors and windows placed side-by-side. The designs are the same color as the terracotta in the center of the frame. Among the stone steps are four rows, each dividing to form a stairway. To the left is a grate tan house: its two towers on both sides, each built vertically over the upper part of the porch; they point upwards, out all the way to the top of the staircase. Both columns have gray walls that match the structure. To the right of the steps is a small concrete planter that is a lighter gray and has a similar planter full of green leaves behind it. There are six brown squares sticking up near the bottom of the door in the middle, with a small red triangle in between them for the entrance. At the bottom is a taller piece of light wood at the base where the door points in the right direction.
A top-down view of a neoclassical architectural design with a series of glass sliding doors and windows placed side-by-side. The designs are the same color as the terracotta in the center of the frame. Among the stone steps are four rows, each dividing to form a stairway. To the left is a grate tan house: its two towers on both sides, each built vertically over the upper part of the porch; they point upwards, out all the way to the top of the staircase. Both columns have gray walls that match the structure. To the right of the steps is a small concrete planter that is a lighter gray and has a similar planter full of green leaves behind it. There are six brown squares sticking up near the bottom of the door in the middle, with a small red triangle in between them for the entrance. At the bottom is a taller piece of light wood at the base where the door points in the right direction.