The building with a geometric facade and a lot of color
When we nameSpectrum It is not that old computer that practically works with a crank, we refer to the geometric architecture of the building that we want to present.
Spectrum, is a building with geometric facade and besides, apart from revitalizing the neighborhood by spreading the joy that it gives off, it breaks the myth of those times when you point and look at the facade of the building and say … More or less I live on the right! Well actually with this apartment building located in Box Hill (Australia), it is much easier to pinpoint the location of a home thanks to itsgeometric form and, above all, to facade colors of the building, among many other visual pleasures …
Not that smearing the facade with a thousand colors or with a marked geometric aspect (We can learn more from the Psychology of Color article from architecture), but it must be recognized that in this apartment block, with each slightly angled and painted balcony, it adds a feeling of vitality to the street.
A geometric building Five-storey with a total of 6,550 m2 for 71 residential apartments has just been completed in the Australian town for the pride and emblem of its population.
The building's design is carried out by the architectural firm Kavellaris Urban Design (KUD). With his geometric architecture wants to emulate the context and cultural diversity of the city by means of a superposition of different geometric sheets that make up the building as a whole.
Designed with a concrete structure and an open interior patio with different internal bridges that unite each side of the building communicating the different houses. The cladding of the main facade resembles a 3D game that makes up the width of the balconies with dissected views.
Withgeometric facade ahead, in its rear part we can also distinguish the geometric shapes and layers - superimposed plants that define the architecture of the building.
Or inside, that follows the lines of the geometry and color with overwhelming wisdom and with great harmony.
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