Le Corbusier

Architect

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier, was a Swiss-French architect, designer, and urban planner who pioneered modern architecture. He was a central figure in the International Style, famous for his 'Five Points of Architecture' and his concept of the home as a 'machine for living in.' His influential career spanned five decades, with buildings constructed across Europe, India, and the Americas that profoundly shaped modern urban landscapes. Le Corbusier's work remains both celebrated for its innovation and critiqued for its rigid functionalism, leaving a complex and enduring legacy.

Oct 06, 1887 - Aug 27, 1965 Swiss-French 15 Quotes

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