This is a close-up, high-angle, eye-level, full exterior shot of a Brutalist-style residential building with a distinct external concrete staircase

This is a close-up, high-angle, eye-level, full exterior shot of a Brutalist-style residential building with a distinct external concrete staircase. The building is located in Puteaux, France. The staircase is a series of staggered, cantilevered concrete balconies that descend diagonally from the top of the frame towards the bottom right. Each balcony has a curved, rounded edge and a textured, unfinished concrete underside. Some of the balconies show signs of age and wear, with some staining and discoloration. Behind the concrete staircase, a modern glass-paneled skyscraper rises, its blue-tinted windows reflecting the sky and surrounding environment in a grid-like pattern. To the left of the staircase is a portion of the same residential building, featuring a textured, light-colored facade with vertical, wavy concrete elements interspersed with rows of glass windows. The overall scene highlights a contrast between the brutalist architecture of the residential building and the sleek, modern design of the adjacent skyscraper. There are no people or animals visible in the image. The lighting suggests an overcast or diffused daylight condition.