Mr. Ambalal Himatal (father) and Mr. Amit Ambalal (son) wanted to replace their old bangalow with a new home that reflected their lives. After meeting several architects, they entrusted the design to Bernard Kohn, who understood the role of architecture as being the most in tune with nature and the closest to man. Throughout the design process, Kohn visited the Ambalals regularly, befriending them and understanding their lives. As an artist, Amit Ambalal needed exhibition walls in his home. So Kohn designed the ground floor to be very high, with zenithal lighting to highlight the works of art. In addition, the diagonal walls, reminiscent of a pyramid, serve to block light in summer and let it in abundantly in winter. The house was once red with exposed bricks, but has been renovated and painted in white plaster.