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Casa la Roca is a luxurious and forward-looking project located in Morelia, Mexico. Its construction involved the architectural challenge of integrating the house harmoniously into a complex natural environment - mountains of solid rock. In order to achieve this, two levels were constructed on stone while the third is suspended on a wall-column. The visual result simulates a suspension, as if the house were fl oating on air. The house also involves a signifi cant eco-friendly focus. It has a glazed facade which, along with its carefully considered orientation as regards the sun, means it takes full advantage of the light and heat so as to provide a natural heating system. In addition, it has a water recycling mechanism, solar panels and a complete home automation installation. The terrain is in the center of a Jack Nicklaus 27-hole golf course, inside a 6-hectare Macro lot for only 10 houses and this lot has an individual surface of 7,500 m². The land is formed by a large formation of rocks
