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A construction site featuring a partially built structure with exposed concrete and scaffolding. Green mesh netting covers sections of the building for safety. A large crane is visible in the background against an overcast sky, and various building materials and equipment are scattered around.
A construction site featuring scaffolding erected against a partially built structure. The building is made of light-colored concrete blocks and red bricks. The scaffolding is metal and multi-tiered, providing access to different levels. Construction materials such as wooden planks and metal bars are visible. The area is dusty and appears to be in the early stages of construction.
A large construction site with several elevated, rectangular concrete structures surrounded by scaffolding. Workers in safety gear are visible on the platforms. The background shows curved, tiered earthworks suggesting a large excavation or dam. There are shadows that cast a dramatic contrast over the scene.
A construction site near a canal features wooden planks placed on top of posts in the water, with a small archway constructed of bricks in the background. The area is fenced off with blue mesh and red-striped tape. Buildings and leafless trees are visible in the distance, suggesting an urban setting.
A construction site with large metal framework structures and cranes stands against a backdrop of tall, old buildings. The street in front shows a directional arrow painted on the asphalt, and concrete barriers line the edge of the road. The sky is overcast, adding a dramatic tone to the scene.
A construction site featuring a partially-built structure with exposed scaffolding and metal beams. The area is enclosed with a temporary barrier featuring images of construction workers and the word 'TEAMSWORK'. A tall crane is visible in the background. Sparse trees line the pavement in front of the construction area.
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