A Center for Corbusiers Le Corbusier's final project opens to the public with Mon univers By Emily Conklin • July 10, 2019 • International, News, Preservation ...

Inside everything was planned to Le Corbusier’s own human scale he called the “modular”, based on his ideal man, who, added Fernandez, was “handsome, sporty and six foot tall.” ...

Le Corbusier designed every detail of the pavilion down to the door handles, including a bronze recessed door handle in an hourglass shape, and cloud-shaped oak-wood handles on glass doors.

Forrest, a recent UCLA architecture graduate, translated Le Corbusier’s modular drawings into working plans and admits that while he didn’t study the architect much in school--calling him a ...

Le Corbusier's legacy has been decidedly polarising. "Le Corb", as many of his followers affectionately nicknamed him, has seen 17 of his projects designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Whether liked or disliked, Le Corbusier still remains a deeply faceted individual in the scheme of his larger public identity. Perhaps he only wanted a simple life by the sea, or perhaps the short ...

When Le Corbusier made architecture, he never created empty spaces. He believed his job extended to every detail of the interior too. What’s more, he applied the same rigour and philosophy to ...