Parque Humano Architects have designed a club house on a golf course in Morelia, Mexico. The house was occupied natural ledge on a hill, a panoramic view towards the valley of Montana Monarca, in Morelia, Mexico. Programs in the house consists of dining room, an open terrace and lounge area. Apart from the timber on the roof, the house consists of steel frame covered by the local stone. This building has been conceived as a homogeneous rock mass, the curve of a large opening that slopes down from the ceiling to the floor, framing the panoramic hill. A grid celosia oblique perspective drawing is meant to evoke the Renaissance is placed in the middle of the core to change and emphasized the view.Yellow light through the stained glass window is placed on celosia artisanal blend with the color space, resulting in a continuity of color throughout the day to move subtly through an endless scale of orange, red and yellow. Lights also went through two wooden skylights located in the middle of the room, helping to balance the colored light coming from windows. A bit rich, tactile materials used in combination with light to create a strong atmosphere.
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