.family residence by five oh five shows the shade of the skies FIVE OH FIVE layout unveils The Blue House, a brutalist single-family property created for a household of 4 in Los angeles Manzanilla, Los Angeles Laguna, Tenerife. This lively blue home, set against a northeast back orientation along with sights of the Anaga mountains and a southwest fau00e7ade facing Teide volcano, includes an assortment of cubic types that produce a bold construct. Each area has a distinct volume, with differing elevations providing large places and huge positions, featuring double doors to the backyard and also large home windows bordering views of the heavens, Teide, and also Mesa Mota. Open movements between rooms enrich the home's circulation and connection. The architects opt for a straightforward, real material palette of organic, regionally sourced materials such as cement, lumber, as well as cinder block, applied in a present day, unrefined method. The exterior is actually vivid and energetic, with fronts painted in intense, happy colours that reflect the vigor of domesticity. This colorful combination includes shutters, door hats, and also light weight aluminum windows and doors, all lacquered in shades of blue to exemplify the sky.all pictures by Flavio Dorta, thanks to FIVE OH 5 raw materials clad the inside of Heaven Property in Tenerife The development of Heaven House through FIVE OH 5 contains bearing walls and also subjected cement pieces, along with an outer thermal insulation device (SATE) covering thermal links at the piece and also wall surface joints to ensure exceptional insulation. Precast cement lintels design the doors as well as openings, while the interior exhibits the raw high quality of materials through leaving them in their natural condition. The Tenerife-based studio go for subjected cement roofs as well as obstruct walls to unveil the intrinsic texture of the products, demonstrating a dedication to environmental mindset. Inside, buffed concrete floors boost thermal apathy as well as provide hassle-free surface areas, while revealed block walls maintain their cement gray tone, resulting in a mobile feeling. The inside's suppressed shades are actually harmonized through fun washroom floor tiles that incorporate a touch of shade. vivid blue front of The Blue Home in La Manzanilla, Tenerifecubic forms of the home produce a brutalist structureAnaga mountains are visible through the sizable windows of Heaven Housedouble doors available to the abundant garden.