Ecole H is a multi-level red brick building located in Limburg, Belgium. The structure features wooden ceilings, stairs, and windows that provide views of the surrounding area. Parts of the exterior include crumbling white walls partially covered by overgrown plants and vines. Inside, the location contains several classrooms in varying states. One classroom remains well-maintained with white walls, a blackboard, and desks, while others appear abandoned with graffiti, exposed pipes, and rows of wooden desks. Some rooms feature white tiled floors and walls, while others have concrete or stone flooring. One area serves as a storage space filled with cardboard boxes and scattered papers, while another contains organized bookshelves with magazines and newspapers. The building shows significant signs of decay in certain areas, particularly a basement with water damage, mold, and a hole in the ceiling. Another room displays a wooden casket accompanied by a cross, a skull, and a plant. Artistic elements are found throughout the site, including a large graffiti mural of a detective and his dog, and an art installation of a paper tree on a brick wall alongside various paintings. Utility spaces include a room with sinks, cabinets, and a red door. Miscellaneous items such as urns, bottles, cups, plates, and tablecloths are also present within the facility.