.family home by 5 oh five reflects the colour of the sky FIVE OH 5 layout reveals Heaven House, a brutalist single-family house designed for a household of 4 in La Manzanilla, Los Angeles Laguna, Tenerife. This vivid blue home, specified against a northeast rear alignment along with perspectives of the Anaga mountain ranges and also a southwest front view facing Teide volcano, features a collection of cubic kinds that generate a daring structure. Each room has an unique volume, along with differing heights giving large areas and huge positions, consisting of dual doors to the backyard and also widespread windows bordering sights of the skies, Teide, and also Mesa Mota. Open movements between rooms enrich the home's flow and also link. The architects choose a basic, authentic product palette of all-natural, locally sourced products such as cement, hardwood, and concrete blocks, applied in a modern-day, unrefined way. The outside is actually lively and energetic, with exteriors painted in vivid, cheerful shades that reflect the vitality of family life. This vibrant scheme reaches shutters, door visors, and also aluminum windows and doors, all lacquered in shades of blue to mirror the sky.all pictures through Flavio Dorta, courtesy of FIVE OH FIVE basic materials dressed the interior of The Blue Residence in Tenerife The construction of The Blue Residence by 5 OH FIVE features load-bearing walls and also left open concrete pieces, along with an exterior thermal insulation body (SATE) dealing with thermic links at the piece and also wall junctions to make certain excellent insulation. Precast cement lintels formulate the doors as well as openings, while the internal showcases the raw top quality of components by leaving them in their all-natural condition. The Tenerife-based workshop go with exposed concrete roofs and also obstruct walls to unveil the innate appearance of the products, showing a commitment to ecological mindset. Inside, buffed concrete floors improve thermal idleness and provide smooth surfaces, while exposed block wall surfaces preserve their cement gray tone, supporting a mobile feeling. The inner parts's restrained shades are actually balanced through lively bathroom ceramic tiles that incorporate a touch of different colors. vibrant blue front of The Blue Home in Los Angeles Manzanilla, Tenerifecubic forms of the house generate a brutalist structureAnaga mountains are visible by means of the sizable windows of Heaven Housedouble doors open to the lavish landscape.