Aged structures with worn paint and crumbling bricks stand together.
The seam of two connected brick structures is seen at an angle. The structure on the right has a small wall built out between a solid brick wall and a small open outdoor space with a black metal guardrail. The right structure has faded paint over the bricks in a pink-beige shade. The orange bricks are worn through in several spots, and there are large stucco areas over the brick in the corner of the wall and the build out. Small ferns grow out of the small wall edge. The entire pink-beige structure has a dark gray aging over the stucco and painted brick. The bottom of the built-out wall is crumpled and missing a whole corner of bricks that should be supporting the wall. The ground in front of the structure shows a yellow diagonal line painted up to the structure like a parking spot line. The structure to the left is also aged, with the paint worn in spots, but those spots are very few and much less worn. The paint on the left structure is beige, and the wall of this structure is staggered out from the right structure. The beige structure has several ferns growing across the wall in the middle of it. A built-out wall about ten feet tall comes from the edge of the beige structure and has a tall wood gate at the front edge of it. The top corner of this wall is broken off, with numerous bricks missing, and bare orange bricks stacked at the broken edge. Above the wood gate and brick wall, the structure is seen with three white-trimmed windows. The overcast day leaves just a small amount of shade behind the right broken wall.