LA MURALLA ROJA
A Ricardo Bofill Masterpiece
ARCHITECTURE
Rising from the rocky cliffs of Calpe, La Muralla Roja stands as a testament to visionary architecture. Designed by Ricardo Bofill in 1968 and completed in 1973, this labyrinthine fortress redefines the boundaries between living space and art. Its striking pink, red, and blue facades create an otherworldly landscape that has captivated photographers, architects, and dreamers for over fifty years.
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Experience the rare privilege of residing within a living masterpiece. Our carefully curated apartments offer an immersive journey into Bofill's geometric utopia. Wake to Mediterranean sunrises painting the walls in shifting hues, wander rooftop terraces that blur the line between sky and structure, and discover hidden courtyards where every angle reveals a new perspective.
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HISTORY
Ricardo Bofill conceived La Muralla Roja as a reinterpretation of the traditional Mediterranean casbah. Drawing inspiration from North African architecture and constructivist principles, he created a vertical labyrinth of fifty apartments connected by stairs, bridges, and platforms. The building's name—“The Red Wall”—speaks to its bold chromatic identity, where contrasting colors define spaces and create optical illusions that challenge perception.
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