The effervescent structure of Ocho Casas can be found in the neighborhood of Santa Margarita in Spain. Designed by Romera y Ruiz Arquitectos, it looks very special because the it can change its appearance with each passing moment and thanks to a beautiful white-walled facade made of panels that opens in brilliant pops of color. Constantly changing into a multitude of colors makes the housing complex a vibrant architecture at its innovative best. – via
By Alex Ion
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What an ingenious use of two-tone doors to continue keeping the facade fresh and eye catching! I’ve never seen anything like that before. Beautiful!