.family property by five oh five mirrors the color of the sky FIVE OH 5 design unveils Heaven Property, a brutalist single-family property created for a family of 4 in La Manzanilla, Los Angeles Laguna, Tenerife. This lively blue home, set versus a northeast rear alignment along with scenery of the Anaga mountain ranges and also a southwest front experiencing Teide mountain, features an assortment of cubic types that produce a strong construct. Each room possesses an unique amount, with varying heights giving spacious locations as well as huge positions, featuring dual doors to the backyard and also widespread home windows bordering sights of the skies, Teide, and also Mesa Mota. Open up movements between rooms improve the home's flow and connection. The architects select a basic, real product palette of natural, locally sourced materials including cement, lumber, as well as concrete blocks, used in a modern-day, raw method. The exterior is dynamic as well as lively, with exteriors coated in brilliant, pleasant shades that mirror the vigor of family life. This vivid color scheme encompasses shutters, door sun shields, and light weight aluminum doors and windows, all lacquered in shades of blue to represent the sky.all pictures by Flavio Dorta, thanks to FIVE OH 5 raw materials dressed the interior of Heaven House in Tenerife The building of Heaven Home through FIVE OH 5 includes load-bearing walls as well as revealed concrete pieces, with an outer thermal protection system (SATE) dealing with thermal bridges at the piece as well as wall structure joints to make sure superb insulation. Precast concrete lintels design the doors and positions, while the internal features the uncooked premium of materials through leaving them in their all-natural condition. The Tenerife-based workshop select exposed concrete roofs and also block wall surfaces to unveil the innate appearance of the products, mirroring a devotion to ecological awareness. Inside, buffed cement floorings improve thermic passivity and deliver soft surfaces, while revealed block wall surfaces retain their concrete gray tone, supporting a mobile feel. The inner parts's subdued tones are stabilized through lively bathroom tiles that include a touch of color. vivid blue exterior of The Blue House in La Manzanilla, Tenerifecubic forms of the property generate a brutalist structureAnaga mountain ranges are visible by means of the large home windows of Heaven Housedouble doors open up to the rich yard.