The world's other noteworthy multi-coloured developments include the 'Rainbow Village' in the city of Malang in Indonesia, where every single house is painted a different colour, and the brightly painted houses of the Bo-Kaap neighbourhood of Cape Town, South Africa. Want some other ideas for dazzling places to visit post-lockdown? ZAV Architects says: 'Hormuz island has naturally coloured sand and sediments, which give it its outstanding colourful landscapes, and it is often called the rainbow island' Majara is part of the wider Presence in Hormuz project, which aims to build a 'series of urban developments' centred around tourism to 'empower the local community of the island' 'Natural resources and geography are among the assets of a country, which if used wisely, can contribute to the increase of the GDP and bring profit for the islanders and the country as a whole.' © Provided by Daily Mail 'The goal of Presence in Hormuz, in general, is not exactly boosting the numbers of visitors, but to manage and monitor their presence in the island, their interaction with the local community and their awareness of the fragile ecosystem of the island. Presence in Hormuz follows a more down-to-earth approach. Home to some very unique minerals mines, it’s not hard to find mountains colored in blue, white, purple and shades of red and orange.
The architecture firm explains: 'Although the coasts of the Persian Gulf are underdeveloped in Iran, it is common to aim for building the highest or the largest luxurious buildings along its southern coasts in other countries with high oil revenues. Visiting Hormuz island has been one of my favourite offbeat places to visit in Iran.Majorly known as the Rainbow island of Iran, Hormuz is an incredible island in the Persian Gulf well known for its distinctive landscape and colorful soil. It involves filling sandbags with layers of earth and cement then reinforcing them with barbed wire It is most famous for its colorful soil and hence the nickname is colorful island. The domes have been created using the superadobe method, which was developed by architect Nader Khalili. Hormuz is an island located in Persian Gulf nearly 20 km SW of Bandar Abbas. Majara is part of the wider Presence in Hormuz project, which aims to build a 'series of urban developments' centred around tourism to 'empower the local community of the island'. But here 'builders stack coils of earth to make a structure'. According to the California Institute of Earth Architecture, the method is 'similar to how a potter stacks coils of clay to make a vessel'. It involves filling sandbags with layers of earth and cement then reinforcing them with barbed wire. The domes have been created using the superadobe method, which was developed by architect Nader Khalili.
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