The condition of a long-lived asset is affected by its durability, the quality of its design and construction, its use, the adequacy of maintenance that has been performed, and many other factors,  accidents (an unforeseen and unplanned or unexpected event or circumstance), catastrophes (a tragic event), disasters (a sudden calamitous event bringing great damage, loss, or destruction), and obsolescence.
The durability of an asset that has been around for a long time has an effect on its condition.
Asset's use is irrelevant to the question of what condition the asset is in.
The person is playing tennis
The first Malla was a strong man, purportedly a wrestler.
a woman is diving
A man with a white hard hat is swimming in a pool.
Friends run away to play football
Two kids are eating cereal.