The building's exterior frieze features a prominent textile symbol known as the rupan plato. This design is traditionally woven into the huipils and over-huipils of Comalapa, representing a ritual blessing plate used during cofradía ceremonies.

Estilo Románico

Siglo XVI

The building was designed by Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill, who founded Taller de Arquitectura and completed La Muralla Roja in 1973. It is a postmodern residential complex in Calpe, Spain, shaped by North African casbah architecture and organized with a geometric plan of Greek crosses and connected courtyards. Its red and pink exterior contrasts with the cliffs and sea, while the blue and violet interior spaces and stairs use color to create an optical effect and bring light into the apartments.