The Coral House by Gerardo Ars architecture studio is a colorful design that stands out on the block. The owners wanted to something that was distinct in the neighborhood, but still met their needs. This house demonstrates how these needs can be met with just a few simple adjustments to traditional building designs.
The house is bright red in color, with basic shapes indented throughout the facade. Other than this, the overall shape is rectangular, fitting comfortably a family with one child. From the inside it's clear that the geometric indents on the outside are actually windows, allowing for plenty of light to seep through.
Located in Mexico, the Coral House shows how owners can stand out on the block, while still having all of their practical needs met.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Vibrant-colored Buildings
- The trend of using bright colors for building facades and roofs to make them stand out in the neighborhood presents an opportunity for manufacturers of colored building materials.
- Geometric Indentations
- The use of geometric indentations on building facades as a means to let more light through presents an opportunity for glass and window manufacturers to offer new designs and technology.
- Customized Architectural Design
- The trend of customized architectural designs tailored to each homeowner's individual preferences offers an opportunity for architects and interior designers to create unique and personalized living spaces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Building Materials
- The trend of using bright colors for building facades and roofs presents an opportunity for manufacturers of colored building materials to create new product lines.
- Glass and Window Manufacturers
- The use of geometric indentations on building facades as a means to let more light through presents an opportunity for glass and window manufacturers to offer new designs and technology.
- Architects and Interior Designers
- The trend of customized architectural designs tailored to each homeowner's individual preferences offers an opportunity for architects and interior designers to create unique and personalized living spaces.
