Le Corbusier & 5 Points of Architecture| Who is Le Corb and what are the 5 POINTS of ARCHITECTURE

In 1927 Le Corbusier published a series of architectural principles, which is known as the 5 points of architecture. The most famous example is his Villa Savoye in Poissy, France. Generally, Le Corb used these 5 points of architecture as the basis for all of his designs. He really changed the course of architecture for modern times. This brief introduction gives you more of a glimpse in the 5 points of architecture and its impact!
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SOURCES:
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