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Image 8 of 20 from gallery of 20 Beautiful Axonometric Drawings of Iconic Buildings. Villa Savoye / Le Corbusier / 1929. Image Cortesía de Diego Inzunza - Estudio Rosamente
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Susan Winter saved to House ideas
Year 1, Semester 2, Project 1Studio: HousingUBC Environmental Design 2014
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“Le magazine @ParisMomes est consacré à #LeCorbusier. Retrouvez-y la #VillaSavoye page 20 ! https://t.co/5FdvSg4PyI”
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Nancy Milstein saved to architecture
Architect: Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret (1928 - 1931) Location: Poissy, France One of the most famous (and first) examples of International Modern architecture for a residence. The house is considered a true icon, obviously, but it's rarely been lived in. The owners of the house, Pierre & Emilie Savoye, complained bitterly to Le Corbusier almost immediately about numerous construction defects, and the house leaked like a sieve. During the war, it was occupied first by the Germans and then…
Geoff Goodman saved to Architecture
YES, we finally managed to visit House Guiette, from the inside! It was built in Antwerp by Le Corbusier as the residence and studio of the painter René Guiette. It's the only Corbusier still standing here in Belgium. The large window on the top of the front facade is from the studio of the painter and on the third floor there is an enclosed roof terrace. Since we couldn't make pictures inside :( hereby some great archival photos look at his beautiful use of colors on the walls per room…
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