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Nuuk, Godthåb, Greenland, Denmark - August 19th 2024: Concrete facade of a residential building with a small antennae sticking out of the window and catching the sunligth

Photo of Buildings near Paulista Avenue, in Sao Paulo, Brazil (Brasil)

Defects in the facade of the building. Moss on the wall by the windows.

Close up old and dirty building exterior in Bangkok, Thailand

Ventilation pipes on the roof of a multi-storey building against the sky. Side view.

A still image of a modern building in Zurich, Switzerland on a sunny Summer day.

concrete building facade with rusty steel windows low perspective

Exterior of very old buildings in Istanbul that are worn out

detail of modern buildings in the city of belo horizonte, brazil, at dawn, with glass and concrete facade

An abandoned buildings

Architecture feature detail for office building exterior

Old, weathered building in porto, portugal, featuring exhaust pipes, a satellite dish, and closed window shutters

old building

Freetown Sierra Leone: Sierra Leone Commercial Bank (SLCB) tower on Siaka Stevens Street, downtown district - fully owned by the Government of Sierra Leone - retail and corporate banking.

brick wall with windows and rusted blinds

Old dirty office or residential building facade

Architecture and abstract, city of Buenos Aires

Top of a building with windows and blue sky above.

Picture a a socialist building of Beograd used for business and warehouse. They are typical of the communist architectural trend called brutalism while a high rise office building is in front.

Industrial factory architecture

A tall building featuring an antenna elegantly positioned on the roof of the structure, serving various technological and telecommunication purposes

The walls of a multi-storey building as a background.

Luena, Moxico province, Angola: colonial façade pockmarked with bullet holes - although the civil war is now a bad memory, some physical evidence remains, in the form of destroyed buildings and infrastructure, or simple bullet holes. The Angolan Civil War (1975 to 2002), was a brutal and complex conflict rooted in the power struggle following Angola's independence from Portugal. The war was primarily fought between two factions: the MPLA (Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola), which was Marxist-Leninist and backed by the Soviet Union and Cuba, and UNITA (National Union for the Total Independence of Angola), supported by the US and South Africa. The conflict was fueled by Cold War rivalries, ethnic divisions, and competition over Angola's rich natural resources, particularly oil and diamonds. The war claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, displaced millions, and devastated the country's infrastructure. The war formally ended in 2002 with the death of UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi and a subsequent peace agreement, paving the way for Angola's gradual recovery and development.

View near the corner of the building, the old brick wall which has a window on the tip and has been abandoned for a long time.

Looking up at an old building with air conditioners and satellite dishes on the balconies.

The building is very old and dilapidated.

Tall building with communication antenna

There is a white building that features an extensive number of windows evenly distributed across its surface, giving it a modern appearance

An exterior of a 1970s brutalist structure, with pebbledash render, air vents and white tiled surfaces.

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