I had to do some stuff in the Health Insurance Fund offices yesterday. Please don't ask me what. It isn't easy to explain nor is it relevant to this post.

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Here you can see the parking lot where I left the car. I had less than thirty meters from there to the office.
The building shown in the background of this opening shot isn't the one I visited yesterday. No Health Insurance Fund can be found under that roof.

Here I zoomed in on the illuminated windows. There was a surprisingly photogenic geometry and interplay of colors in these very dull, ordinary windows of a relatively boring building.

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These are the gothic windows of the building that hosts the Health Insurance Fund offices and some other stuff.

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It's a pretty large old building. A palace of sorts. It shows elements of Venetian architecture. You can see the thing in its entirety in this shot. In the following photograph ...

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... you can take a look at some lovely decorative elements on the roof.

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One of the windows shown in this and the following shot is walled and therefore impenetrable for non-supernatural eyes, while the other ...

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... shows a small fragment of the office I visited half an hour earlier.

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There were interesting small differences between the windows all around the building. Never did I notice them before.

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These two have cool tubes or tentacles.

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Near the Health Insurance Fund palace, there is an abandoned piece of architecture that looks like some kind of hangar or a storage building.
After taking this exterior shot ...

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... I entered.

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There wasn't much to see inside.

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But I like ruins so I took a few shots.

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The ceiling was well-equipped with vintage neon lamps when the place was still functional.

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This is a detail from the building's exterior.

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This photograph shows the building across the street.

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That one was in much better shape.

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This piece of street art was photographed near the parking lot.

AND THAT'S IT. AS ALWAYS HERE ON HIVE, THE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE MY WORK.