.family house through 5 oh 5 demonstrates the color of the sky 5 OH FIVE concept reveals The Blue House, a brutalist single-family property made for a family of four in La Manzanilla, Los Angeles Laguna, Tenerife. This lively blue home, set against a northeast rear positioning along with viewpoints of the Anaga mountains and also a southwest front facing Teide mountain, features a collection of cubic kinds that produce a strong construct. Each space has an unique quantity, with differing heights delivering huge regions and huge openings, including dual doors to the landscape as well as expansive windows bordering sights of the heavens, Teide, as well as Mesa Mota. Open passages between spaces boost the home's circulation and also hookup. The architects pick an easy, authentic material color scheme of natural, in your area sourced materials including cement, lumber, and concrete blocks, applied in a modern, unrefined way. The exterior is dynamic and also vibrant, with exteriors repainted in vivid, cheerful colours that demonstrate the vigor of domesticity. This vivid color scheme includes shutters, door sun shields, and also light weight aluminum windows and doors, all lacquered in hues of blue to exemplify the sky.all images through Flavio Dorta, thanks to FIVE OH 5 raw materials outfitted the inside of Heaven Property in Tenerife The construction of The Blue Home by 5 OH 5 consists of load-bearing walls and revealed cement pieces, with an outer thermic protection system (SATE) covering thermal bridges at the slab and also wall joints to ensure excellent insulation. Precast cement lintels prepare the doors and openings, while the indoor exhibits the fresh quality of materials through leaving all of them in their all-natural condition. The Tenerife-based workshop opts for left open cement roofs and block walls to reveal the innate appearance of the materials, reflecting a dedication to environmental mindset. Inside, polished concrete floorings improve thermal inertia and also deliver smooth surfaces, while revealed block walls preserve their cement gray tone, adding to a modular feeling. The interior's restrained shades are actually harmonized by fun bathroom floor tiles that add a contact of different colors. vivid blue front of The Blue Property in Los Angeles Manzanilla, Tenerifecubic types of the house generate a brutalist structureAnaga mountains are visible through the sizable windows of The Blue Housedouble doors open up to the lavish landscape.