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Pantone Color Institute™ has announced the color that would set the trends of 2020: a tone that "inspires calm, confidence and connection" in a process of transition to a new era. The PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue Color, which was described as "timeless and durable," is reminiscent of the sunset sky and "helps focus thoughts."
The color selection process of the year requires careful consideration and an analysis of trends by experts that encompass the entertainment industry and films in production, itinerant art collections and new artists, fashion, all design areas, popular travel destinations, as well as new lifestyles and socio-economic conditions. However, the influences can also come from new technologies, materials, textures, and other aspects that affect color, relevant social media platforms and even upcoming sporting events that capture worldwide attention.
With this in mind, we have selected some projects published on our platform that use the Classic Blue tone in both, facades and interiors. Read on for the full list.
High Trestle Trail Bridge / RDG Planning & Design
Channel 7 BBTV / Apostrophy's + Airbase Architects
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Niyang River Visitor Center / Zhaoyang Architects + standardarchitecture
Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo / Juan O'Gorman
Torres de Satélite / Luis Barragán
Fair-Haired Dumbbell / FFA Architecture + Interiors
HDE 17 / Poggi architecture + MORE Architecture
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Cachaça Museum / Jô Vasconcellos
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Chesapeake Child Development Center / Elliott + Associates Architects
Blue Box / Hofrichter-Ritter Architekten
Es Puig D'En Valls Sports Center / MCEA | Arquitectura
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