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Lisbon's builders have long understood the value of the curved corner — a wall that rounds as it reaches the sky is easier to maintain, sheds water more cleanly, and makes a softer profile against the Portuguese blue. Here, a deeply saturated golden wall curves at its apex in a long smooth arc — not a sharp corner but a gesture, a gentle turn the building makes before releasing itself into the air. To the right, a pale cream wall sits lower, its top edge straight and its television antenna thin against the blue. The two yellows at different heights, the sky between them, and the one curve in a composition otherwise made of straight lines: Lisbon giving you everything you need and nothing more.
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