1/ Alicante buildings
2/ Beach Huts in Melboune
3/ Berlin Buildings
4/ Amsterdam buildings
5/ Singapore buildings
6/ Dublin Castle
7/ Beijing hotel - The son of Heaven hotel in Beijing is both colourful and outrageously weird.
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Seven Colourful Buildings Around the World
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I went to Singapore last November and saw number 5. I was on a Duck Tour double decker bus and the guide told us that those colorful buildings were housing apartments for the Singaporeans.
What the government does, is repaint the buildings every 5 to 10 years (almost all buildings, not just the colorful ones) to make the buildings always look new. Cool eh?
They are awesome!! that is how you can give life to a building.
I think in a residential area people would not be happy living in a colorful neighborhood. I like it though!