For some reason, most of the world seems to be stuck in a rut when it comes to building colors. But the buildings on this list abandon the usual grays, browns, yellows and whites for bold splashes of color.
Most people would probably prefer having colorful buildings like these, but there are a few practical reasons why it's hard to have such a colorful building. Maintaining a complex and colorful facade is far more difficult and expensive than maintaining one painted with a single color, and most expensive paints with special anti-corrosive or weatherproof properties are only produced in a few common colors.
#101 Puerto De La Cruz, Tenerife, Spain.

3points
#102 Leipzig, Germany

3points
#103 Covent Garden - London

3points
#104 Oporto, Portugal

3points
#105 Pattern Building Athens, Greece

3points
#106 Øvre Holmegate, Stavanger, Norway

3points
#107 Stransbourg, France

3points
#108 Rotterdams Wijktheater - Rotterdam Katendrecht

2points
#109 Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen

2points
#110 Favela Santa Marta, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

2points
#111 Handelskade, Willemstad, Curacao

2points
#113 Hotel Silken Puerta América, Madrid (spain)

2points
#114 Edificio Del Ine, Madrid (spain)

2points
#115 Cudillero, Asturias (spain)

2points
#116 One - World Shop In Jena/germany Sells Beautiful Fairtrade Products.

2points
#117 The Purple Pie Place

2points
#118 Bulldog Coffeshop Amsterdam

2points
#119 Lentos And Ars Electronica Center, Linz, Austria

2points
#120 Fargegata ( Colourstreet ) Stavanger, Norway

2points

