Steven Handelman Studios: Featured Client

The Golf Club at Scottsdale recreates the feeling of an early Arizona Hacienda

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The entry to the Club house is understated. It relies on the texture of the adobe, the scale of the building and a minimum of ornament. The Andalucia lanterns fit into this scheme and look like the original lanterns that may have held candles to light the entry for years before they were electrified.

The Golf Club

Scottsdale - Az.

The Golf Club at Scottsdale is superbly designed and crafted to resemble a hacienda built in 1845. The entire complex has a hand made appearance. Handelman Studios lighting is the perfect compliment to the level of detail throughout. The architectural design was provided by David Lane of Zehren Architects. His understanding of the period's architecture combined with the 21st century amenities make this a truly world class destination. Since the early ‘80’s… Zehren and Associates, Inc., has been crafting buildings which respond to client’s needs, and the environment which they occupy. They specialize in many aspects of architectural design. Historical reference is one of them. They strive to implement sustainable and forward thinking solutions into all our projects. Offices in Vail, CO and Santa Barbara, CA….www.zehren.com Project Data: The Golf Club Scottsdale Scottsdale, Arizona Owner: Crown Golf Properties, L.P., Chicago, Illinois Architect: Zehren and Associates, Inc., Santa Barbara, California Contractor: Madison Couturier, Scottsdale, Arizona Interiors: Billi Springer and Associates, Scottsdale, Arizona Photo credit: David Mark Lane, AIA

Every Colonnade reflects the ambiance of a time gone by. Each view looks like a painting. The Marquesa Wall Bracket lantern is featured in this view.

The use of a variety of styles throughout the complex reinforces the idea that these lanterns were made on the premises over a long period of time.

The Interior of the Golf Club has the feeling of old leather