.family members residence through five oh 5 shows the colour of the heavens 5 OH FIVE style introduces Heaven Property, a brutalist single-family home made for a household of four in La Manzanilla, Los Angeles Laguna, Tenerife. This vivid blue home, established against a northeast rear alignment with perspectives of the Anaga mountain ranges as well as a south west frontage experiencing Teide mountain, includes a selection of cubic kinds that develop a bold structure. Each space possesses a distinctive volume, along with varying heights delivering spacious places and sizable openings, including double doors to the backyard and also widespread windows framing viewpoints of the skies, Teide, and also Mesa Mota. Open passages in between spaces enrich the home's flow and also connection. The architects choose a basic, genuine component color scheme of natural, locally sourced materials like concrete, wood, and cinder block, used in a present day, unrefined manner. The outdoor is actually vivid and dynamic, along with fronts coated in brilliant, happy different colors that show the vitality of domesticity. This colorful palette includes shutters, door hats, and light weight aluminum windows and doors, all lacquered in tones of blue to represent the sky.all pictures through Flavio Dorta, courtesy of FIVE OH 5 basic materials clad the interior of The Blue Property in Tenerife The building and construction of Heaven Property through 5 OH FIVE contains load-bearing walls and also subjected concrete slabs, with an outer thermal protection unit (SATE) dealing with thermic links at the slab as well as wall joints to guarantee great insulation. Precast concrete lintels design the doors and also openings, while the interior showcases the raw quality of products through leaving all of them in their organic state. The Tenerife-based studio opts for left open cement ceilings and also obstruct wall structures to unveil the integral structure of the materials, showing a dedication to environmental mindset. Inside, brightened cement floors improve thermic idleness as well as give smooth surface areas, while left open block wall structures preserve their concrete grey tone, resulting in a modular feeling. The interior's subdued tones are balanced by lively restroom ceramic tiles that include a contact of different colors. lively blue exterior of Heaven House in Los Angeles Manzanilla, Tenerifecubic kinds of the residence produce a brutalist structureAnaga mountains are visible with the sizable windows of The Blue Housedouble doors available to the rich backyard.