The project organizes the seven buildings according to a precise chromatic geography, from the pink of the Gomila Building to the red of Las Casitas, all the way to the blue hues of the Plaza Building, transforming color into a tool for urban orientation. This visual vibrancy is complemented by the use of local materials: terracotta and handcrafted ceramics clad the facades, while warm stucco and exposed wood elements interact with the historic structures of Villa Rosa and the Virginia Building.
It was with colors that our work with the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max began—the smartphone we used to photograph the neighborhood. Developed in collaboration with Hasselblad, the camera system includes three 200-megapixel cameras (yes, you read that right—200!): a main camera, an ultra-wide-angle camera, and a telephoto lens. Three lenses with different focal lengths, allowing you to switch from wide-angle views to architectural details, choosing between automatic mode and manual controls.