Brutalist Lobby with Large Clock and Planter Tree

A high-resolution, cinematic photograph of the interior lobby of a contemporary office building, designed in a clean, monolithic Brutalist architectural style. The lobby features a soaring double-height ceiling with raw concrete walls and sharp geometric forms. The space is flooded with natural light pouring through floor-to-ceiling glass windows, revealing an urban skyline just beyond the glass. At the center of the minimalist lobby sits a small, well-pruned tree — perhaps a bonsai or indoor fig — planted in a modern stone or terrazzo planter. The presence of this lone, living element contrasts subtly with the harsh, industrial materials surrounding it, adding a quiet organic warmth to the space. Mounted prominently on one of the concrete walls is a large, contemporary wall clock, oversized in scale with minimalist black hands and tick marks — its clean design standing out against the textured concrete. The polished floor reflects both the structure and the soft outdoor light, while a few clean-lined benches or seating elements may sit off to the sides in metal or dark wood.