A long passageway, 7.50 m wide, affords access to the house, which is located in an area profusely dotted with trees. The house is on a single floor, with the exception of a small structure housing the servants’ quarters on the roof. It is divided into three areas: private quarters for adults, bedroom and studios; private quarters for children; and a central area with living room, dining room, game room and kitchen.  

Heyer, Paul, Mexican architecture, the work of Abraham Zabludovsky and Teodoro González de León, Walker and Co., 1978