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Building as sculpture by the architect Le Corbusier

Building as sculpture by the architect Le Corbusier

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Saturday March 21, 2026
The theme is #Stone

#LeCorbusier #latourette #blackandwhite

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Unité d'habitation

Architect: Le Corbusier
Built in 1956-1958

#architecture #lecorbusier brutalism #berlin #travelphotography

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In 1923, in his book Vers une architecture (Towards a New Architecture), architect and designer Le Corbusier declared houses to be “machines for living in.” While this phrase speaks to his belief that good design should be functional, Le Corbusier was equally invested in marrying utilitarianism with “poetry, beauty, and harmony.” Rejecting earlier movements like Art Nouveau for their celebration of ornament, historical nostalgia, and lack of functionality, he embraced the work of American engineers—in the form of machines, factory complexes, and grain silos—as a foundation for a new, modern architectural language.

Charles-Edouard Jeanneret adopted the name “Le Corbusier” (derived from a family surname, Lecorbésier)  for his architectural persona in 1920. A prolific writer and lecturer, he founded the influential magazine L’Esprit nouveau with French painter Amédée Ozenfant and Belgian writer Paul Dermée in 1919. In the journal’s first several issues, Le Corbusier articulated his thoughts about “volume,” “surface,” and “plan,” which he considered the central components of modern architecture and urban planning. He republished these essays in Vers une architecture, in which he also famously described the "five points of architecture”: pilotis (reinforced-concrete columns), the free plan, the free facade, horizontal bands of windows, and the roof garden.

In 1923, in his book Vers une architecture (Towards a New Architecture), architect and designer Le Corbusier declared houses to be “machines for living in.” While this phrase speaks to his belief that good design should be functional, Le Corbusier was equally invested in marrying utilitarianism with “poetry, beauty, and harmony.” Rejecting earlier movements like Art Nouveau for their celebration of ornament, historical nostalgia, and lack of functionality, he embraced the work of American engineers—in the form of machines, factory complexes, and grain silos—as a foundation for a new, modern architectural language. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret adopted the name “Le Corbusier” (derived from a family surname, Lecorbésier) for his architectural persona in 1920. A prolific writer and lecturer, he founded the influential magazine L’Esprit nouveau with French painter Amédée Ozenfant and Belgian writer Paul Dermée in 1919. In the journal’s first several issues, Le Corbusier articulated his thoughts about “volume,” “surface,” and “plan,” which he considered the central components of modern architecture and urban planning. He republished these essays in Vers une architecture, in which he also famously described the "five points of architecture”: pilotis (reinforced-concrete columns), the free plan, the free facade, horizontal bands of windows, and the roof garden.

Les Mains (The Hands)
carved wood
1950s
Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret)
(1887-1965)
French Swiss

#sculpture #modernsculpture #handmade #wood #lesmains #thehands #lecorbusier #france

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Realizzati in otto tipologie e 23 differenti varianti, i 337 appartamenti dell'Unità di Abitazione di Marsiglia possono ospitare oltre 1500 residenti. In un piano intermedio dei 17 di cui è composta erano previsti i negozi e in copertura la palestra, la piscina e spazi dedicati per la ginnastica e la corsa.
Credit photo: Wojtek Gurak, courtesy WikiMedia.

Realizzati in otto tipologie e 23 differenti varianti, i 337 appartamenti dell'Unità di Abitazione di Marsiglia possono ospitare oltre 1500 residenti. In un piano intermedio dei 17 di cui è composta erano previsti i negozi e in copertura la palestra, la piscina e spazi dedicati per la ginnastica e la corsa. Credit photo: Wojtek Gurak, courtesy WikiMedia.

Nota anche come Cité Radieuse per via del suo orientamento che consente un'ottima esposizione al sole, l'Unité d'Habitation di Marsiglia progettata da Le Corbusier ha quattro costruzioni gemelle in Europa, costruite a Nantes, Briey, Firminy e Berlino. L'ingresso dell'edificio marsigliese.
Credit photo: unknown, courtesy AirBnb.

Nota anche come Cité Radieuse per via del suo orientamento che consente un'ottima esposizione al sole, l'Unité d'Habitation di Marsiglia progettata da Le Corbusier ha quattro costruzioni gemelle in Europa, costruite a Nantes, Briey, Firminy e Berlino. L'ingresso dell'edificio marsigliese. Credit photo: unknown, courtesy AirBnb.

L'Unité d'Habitation è lunga 140 metri e larga 24; con i suoi 17 piani di altezza, raggiunge i 56 metri. Ogni piano ospita 58 appartamenti duplex, accessibili da un ampio corridoio interno ogni tre piani, vere e proprie “strade in aria”. Dettaglio dei pannelli decorativi posti nei pressi dell'ingresso.
Credit photo: Federico Covre

L'Unité d'Habitation è lunga 140 metri e larga 24; con i suoi 17 piani di altezza, raggiunge i 56 metri. Ogni piano ospita 58 appartamenti duplex, accessibili da un ampio corridoio interno ogni tre piani, vere e proprie “strade in aria”. Dettaglio dei pannelli decorativi posti nei pressi dell'ingresso. Credit photo: Federico Covre

Il soggiorno di un appartamento duplex dell'Unité d'Habitation in una foto risalente all'epoca dell'inaugurazione, avvenuta nell'autunno del 1952. La scala interna conduce alla zona notte. La suddivisione degli spazi è stata curata in collaborazione con Charlotte Perriand.
Credit photo: courtesy Domus.

Il soggiorno di un appartamento duplex dell'Unité d'Habitation in una foto risalente all'epoca dell'inaugurazione, avvenuta nell'autunno del 1952. La scala interna conduce alla zona notte. La suddivisione degli spazi è stata curata in collaborazione con Charlotte Perriand. Credit photo: courtesy Domus.

Progetto per eccellenza dell’architettura brutalista, l’Unité d’Habitation di #Marsiglia è il primo edificio in cui #LeCorbusier usa il cemento grezzo a vista. Realizzata tra il 1947 e il 1952 è pensata come una “città verticale”, con appartamenti, negozi e spazi comuni.Dal 2016 è patrimonio #Unesco

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ℹ️News
#Design
#Furniture
#LeCorbusier

📌Design l Furniture / Le Corbusier

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El núm. 12 de LC. Revue de recherches sur Le Corbusier ya está disponible, tanto en versión impresa como en acceso abierto en línea.

🛒lalibreria.upv.es/portalEd/UpvGEStore/prod...

🔓https://doi.org/10.4995/lc

#LeCorbusier #LC @ciarquitectonica.bsky.social

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" #LeCorbusier leía tebeos"

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also #LeCorbusier -inspired/invoking, I'm calling my design store/brand project, #ObjetParfait, from: «L'objet parfait est un organisme vivant, il est animé d'esprit de vérité.» ("A perfect object is a living organism, animated by the sense of truth") in his L'Art décoratif d'aujourd'hui (1925).

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The new Manual of the Dwelling Le Corbusier was on to something in 1927. We pick up the ball.

your New #ManualOfTheDwelling book project lloydalter.substack.com/p/the-new-ma... esp I'm keen to know more on, seems highly apt and the tip I'm/world's on or should be; wondering where stands, how to further; do tell?
#LeCorbusier #VersUneArchitecture #TowardAnArchitecture #TowardsANewArchitecture

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New article 📣
link.springer.com/article/10.1...

#housing #development #Sustainability #Chandigarh #lecorbusier

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Esto que tenéis ante vosotros es un órgano lumínico que solo los que tienen una cierta sensibilidad más allá de la humana sabrán que se está interpretando la obra de Bach, tocata y fuga.

#bach #Lecorbusier #fotografia

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Interno del Padiglione dell'#EspritNouveau, un'installazione architettonica progettata da #LeCorbusier e Pierre Jeanneret.
Fu creato per l'Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes del 1925 a Parigi.

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Big, beautiful vintage 1980s Domus magazine https://tcgvintageetc.etsy.com/listing/1307102776 highlights the work of Le Corbusier (no. 687) with a fabulous, linear die-cut cover of the artist. Italian & English text. Great iconic collectible issue for architects and designers. #architecture #interiors #design #etsyvintage

Big, beautiful vintage 1980s Domus magazine https://tcgvintageetc.etsy.com/listing/1307102776 highlights the work of Le Corbusier (no. 687) with a fabulous, linear die-cut cover of the artist. Italian & English text. Great iconic collectible issue for architects and designers. #architecture #interiors #design #etsyvintage

Big, beautiful #vintage #1980s #Domus magazine tcgvintageetc.etsy.com/listing/1307... highlights the work of #LeCorbusier (no. 687) with a fabulous, linear die-cut cover. Italian & English text. Great iconic #collectible issue for #architects #designers. #architecture #interiors #design #etsyvintage

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#EnricoSassi uses Le Corbusier colours in revamp of 1970s house overlooking #LakeLugano
#Architect has refreshed a #midcentury house in #Ticino, #Switzerland, with new windows, a stainless-steel kitchen and a colour palette dictated by #LeCorbusier
#HistoricRestoration
www.dezeen.com/2026/02/04/r...

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Brutal but contemporary. Tokyo Photographic Art Museum (東京都写真美術館, Tōkyō-to Shashin Bijutsukan). Designed by Sakakura Associates. 2025.
#Japan #photography #classicmonochrome #BlueSkyArtShow #architecture #LeCorbusier
@bskyphotos.bsky.social

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Le Corbusier, en todo su esplendor.

#arquitectos #lecorbusier #elcorbu

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Imaginer l’habitat du futur : solitude, famille, tribu www.vers2045.com/25/01/2026/i...
#architecture #corps #espace #dialogue #artisanal #humain #Vitruve #bâtisseurs #maisons #habitation #tours #industrialisation #normes #cadences #solidité #utilité #beauté #rendement #LeCorbusier

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Résistances et alternatives : l’architecture humaine contemporaine www.vers2045.com/21/01/2026/r...
#architecture #corps #espace #dialogue #artisanal #humain #Vitruve #bâtisseurs #maisons #habitation #tours #industrialisation #normes #cadences #solidité #utilité #beauté #rendement #LeCorbusier

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Ausstellung in Darmstadt nimmt Design-Pionierin der Moderne in den Fokus Eine neue Schau im Institut für Neue Technische Form in Darmstadt widmet sich der Gestalterin Charlotte Perriand, einer der einflussreichsten Persönlichkeiten aus dem Umfeld Le Corbusiers.

✍🏻 Design-Pionierin der Moderne 🪑
Ausstellung im #Intef in #Darmstadt widmet sich der Gestalterin Charlotte #Perriand, einer der einflussreichsten Persönlichkeiten aus dem Umfeld von #LeCorbusier
www.fr.de/rhein-main/d...
@fr-zeitung.bsky.social #FRDarmstadt #Design #Architektur #architecture

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La sedia asimmetrica Mono-Tube #Chair dell'architetto olandese Wim van den Bergh offre una revisione radicale dei modelli iconici di sedie in tubolare d'acciaio progettati (tra gli altri) da Marcel Breuer e Ludwig Mies van der Rohe negli anni '20.
#architect
#designer
#lecorbusier
#designlovers

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Le Corbusier

#LeCorbusier #ModernArchitecture #CharacterDesign #DigitalIllustration #MinimalistArt #Modernist #AestheticIllustration

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Color photograph taken in Le Corbusier's Cité Radieuse in Marseille. In the foreground, a close-up of a curved metal bracket mounted on the wall is clearly visible. Behind it, a long interior corridor stretches into the distance, slightly out of focus. The corridor has large windows on the right side through which warm light enters, a tiled floor with small colored dots, and a row of white chairs along the wall. Further back in the hallway stands a person who is partially out of focus. The overall color tone is warm, with brown and orange tones and soft shadows.


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Color photograph taken in Le Corbusier's Cité Radieuse in Marseille. In the foreground, a close-up of a curved metal bracket mounted on the wall is clearly visible. Behind it, a long interior corridor stretches into the distance, slightly out of focus. The corridor has large windows on the right side through which warm light enters, a tiled floor with small colored dots, and a row of white chairs along the wall. Further back in the hallway stands a person who is partially out of focus. The overall color tone is warm, with brown and orange tones and soft shadows. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Marseille, August 2025
📷 Olympus 35UC
🎞 Kodak Gold 200
#olympus #olympus35uc #olympus35sp #kodak #kodakgold #filmphotography #photography #analogfotografie #35mm #35mmfilm #france #provence #marseille #lecorbusier #architecture

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Starting in the late 1920s, Stuttgart already had a modern 61-meter-high tower as a landmark. At that time, people were still genuinely enthusiastic about technology. The newspaper Stuttgarter Tagblatt ran a headline for its opening that read “Stuttgart empor!” (i.e. “Stuttgart Rises!”) And contemporary artists did not march against this modern building; instead, they made it the subject of their work—as did Max Ackermann, for example, in 1928 who created a drypoint etching.
So which tower am I talking about? And which construction method, one that shaped both the aesthetics and the engineering of the structure, was used here for the first time anywhere in the world? Here’s a little hint: ChatGPT knows the answer.

Starting in the late 1920s, Stuttgart already had a modern 61-meter-high tower as a landmark. At that time, people were still genuinely enthusiastic about technology. The newspaper Stuttgarter Tagblatt ran a headline for its opening that read “Stuttgart empor!” (i.e. “Stuttgart Rises!”) And contemporary artists did not march against this modern building; instead, they made it the subject of their work—as did Max Ackermann, for example, in 1928 who created a drypoint etching. So which tower am I talking about? And which construction method, one that shaped both the aesthetics and the engineering of the structure, was used here for the first time anywhere in the world? Here’s a little hint: ChatGPT knows the answer.

🎄🔬🎨 Advent calendar 2025—day 14: Rising towers

youtu.be/9tlT-CXHf24

From Le Corbusier’s Ronchamp chapel to Stuttgart’s pioneering TV tower and an earlier 1920s landmark: can you guess which structure changed tower design worldwide?

#ScienceArtTechAdvent #LeCorbusier #ConcreteTower #StructuralArt

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Color photograph of the front view of the Cité Radieuse, the apartment block in Marseille designed by Le Corbusier. A woman walks toward the building, her hands on her hips. Above her, the balconies with their colorful accents in green, yellow, blue, red, and white can be seen.

Color photograph of the front view of the Cité Radieuse, the apartment block in Marseille designed by Le Corbusier. A woman walks toward the building, her hands on her hips. Above her, the balconies with their colorful accents in green, yellow, blue, red, and white can be seen.

Marseille, August 2025
📷 Olympus 35UC
🎞 Kodak Gold 200
#olympus #olympus35uc #olympus35sp #kodak #kodakgold #filmphotography #photography #analogfotografie #35mm #35mmfilm #france #provence #marseille #lecorbusier #architecture

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Color photograph of yellow mailboxes in the hallway of the Cité Radieuse, the apartment building designed by Le Corbusier in Marseille. The mailboxes appear to float and are illuminated from above by a beautiful light. Above the mailboxes, there is also a sign for the emergency exit (Sortie de secours), illuminated in green.

Color photograph of yellow mailboxes in the hallway of the Cité Radieuse, the apartment building designed by Le Corbusier in Marseille. The mailboxes appear to float and are illuminated from above by a beautiful light. Above the mailboxes, there is also a sign for the emergency exit (Sortie de secours), illuminated in green.

Marseille, August 2025
📷 Olympus 35UC
🎞 Kodak Gold 200
#olympus #olympus35uc #olympus35sp #kodak #kodakgold #filmphotography #photography #analogfotografie #35mm #35mmfilm #france #provence #marseille #lecorbusier #architecture

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Abstract Composition
oil on canvas
1927
Le Corbusier
French, born Switzerland
1887–1965

#art #modernart #abstract #abstractcomposition #lecorbusier #france #dated1927 #oilpainting #modernistart #modernism #earlymodern

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La crise de l’échelle humaine : l’architecture hostile www.vers2045.com/03/12/2025/l...
#architecture #corps #espace #dialogue #artisanal #humain #Vitruve #bâtisseurs #maisons #habitation #tours #industrialisation #normes #cadences #solidité #utilité #beauté #rendement #LeCorbusier

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La révolution industrielle : entre norme et singularité www.vers2045.com/29/11/2025/l...
#architecture #corps #espace #dialogue #artisanal #humain #Vitruve #bâtisseurs #maisons #habitation #tours #industrialisation #normes #cadences #solidité #utilité #beauté #rendement #LeCorbusier

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AI generated image of Le Corbusier poster

AI generated image of Le Corbusier poster

AI generated image of Le Corbusier doll

AI generated image of Le Corbusier doll

Le Corbusier is my favorite architect, and we even share the same birthday.
#lecorbusier

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177 - #FOTOGRAFÍA - TRAMPANTOJO DE LA IGLESIA DE NOTRE DAME DU HAUT DE LE CORBUSIER + #PHOTOGRAPHY - TROMPE-L'OEIL OF THE NOTRE DAME DU HAUT CHURCH BY LE CORBUSIER Me encuentro en el segundo intento de escritura sobre esta fotografía que hago, después de borrar el texto anterior, pero vuelvo a inten...

#arte #art #Dosmilcien #MMC #LeCorbusier

#arte2: 177 - #FOTOGRAFÍA - TRAMPANTOJO DE LA IGLESIA DE NOTRE DAME DU HAUT DE LE CORBUSIER + #PHOTOGRAPHY - TROMPE-L'OEIL OF THE NOTRE DAME DU HAUT CHURCH BY LE CORBUSIER
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