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  • Photo title: Bottom-Up View of a Multi-Storey Building. A Number of Floors of the Same Type and Are Directed to The Sky
  • Author: Quadrum4
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  • Bottom-Up View of a Multi-Storey Building. A Number of Floors and Windows of the Same Type Are Directed Towards the Sky
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