The New York Met museum is a cement and glass structure surrounded by grass.
An outdoor medium view of the New York Met museum. This building is mainly made up of cement and glass. The right side of the building is mostly covered in vines, and along the center of the vines, a piece of the cement wall can be seen. At the bottom of the wall, there is a glass door that has a white curtain on the other side of it. There is a pillar along the left side of the building that is mostly covered by vines, except for the top portion of it. In between the pillar and the wall on the right, there is a glass door and wall, through the door, white lights can be seen. To the left of the pillar, there is a glass wall that is being lit up by the sun. Surrounding the building is a grass field that is partially lit by the sun but is mostly covered in shade. Behind the building, a light blue sky can be seen. Along the center portion of the view, a large sun's ray can be seen.