Le Corbusier | Exhibition Catalogue

Name: Le Corbusier | Exhibition Catalogue
SKU: 9782844266996
Price: 42.00 EUR
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The official catalogue of the exhibition !
Architect, urban planner, painter and renowned sculptor, Le Corbusier has defined the man as an universal metric reference in the architecture. The Centre Pompidou presents a major exhibition on the architect, offering an new approach elaborated around the notion of human proportion.

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The Centre Pompidou is devoting a completely new retrospective, featuring some three hundred works, to the output of Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, aka Le Corbusier.
Not only a visionary architect, urban planner and theorist of modernity, but also a painter and sculptor, Le Corbusier made a profound impression on the 20th century in dramatically changing architecture and the way it is «inhabited». His international career flourished long before globalisation made its appearance.
Adopting a decidedly innovative approach, the book takes a fresh look at the output of this major figure in modernity through the proportions of the human body, which Le Corbusier considered essential as a universal principle. For the architect, this «measurement of man» defined all aspects of architecture and spatial composition.