large, two-story building with a distinctive architectural style

large, two-story building with a distinctive architectural style. The building has a dark, textured facade, a red tiled roof, and white trim around the windows and balconies. There are numerous windows, many of which are multi-paned. A prominent white balcony wraps around the curved front of the building on the upper level, and another on the lower level. In front of the building, there is a small garden area with flowering plants and bushes. A narrow pathway leads to the entrance, which is a white door with glass panels. Above the entrance, a red oval sign with Vietnamese text that appears to say "LÊ TÂN" is displayed, along with hanging decorations and potted plants. To the left of the building, a large evergreen tree partially obscures the upper corner. To the right, another evergreen tree is visible. The ground in front of the building is paved, and to the left, a grassy area is present. A metal signpost stands in the grassy area. The sky is overcast and light. This building is identified as the Dinh 2 (Viceroy's Palace) in Da Lat, Vietnam. It's a historic structure known for its French colonial architecture.