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Corbusierhaus
The Le Corbusierhaus at the western end of Berlin, also known as the "Berlin Union House", is a stunning example of brutalist architecture. -
La Tourette
Le Corbusier's architecture is known for its five key elements, all embodied in the monastery of Tourette in the late Modernist style. -
1956 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Guggenheim freed museum architecture from its conservative shackles. -
1956 Bachman-Wilson House
Wright's invention of the transparent corner, which can be seen in the way the tall windows meet at a corner looking out onto the back porch area of the house, allows the interior space to have an even greater sense of openness and calm. -
Venezuela Pavilion
Designed by Italian architect Carlo Scarpa in 1954. -
La Chiesa Al Villaggio
The building is unique in its daylight clock castle and its 68-meter-high spire. -
Palazzo Abatellis
It is home to Galleria Della Sicilia, the Sicilian region's art gallery. -
Millowners Association Building
When Le Corbusier began working in warm environments, he developed a set of architectural installations adapted to the climate and cultural context. Drawing inspiration from India's vernacular architecture, he mimics the deep exposure, overhanging ledges, shading screens and grand colonnaded halls. -
La Chapelle de Ronchamp
Church reformers wanted to purge their decadent and decorative past reputation by embracing modern art and architecture. -
Muuratsalo Experimental House
The white brick walls rise out of the mountain landscape, giving the impression of an ancient relic. -
Yale University Art Gallery
Kahn’s first significant commission signaled a breakthrough in his own architectural career—a career now among the most celebrated of the second half of the twentieth century. -
Unite d’Habitation
The project is focus on the public life of all residents, shopping, entertainment, living and gathering in a "vertical Garden City". -
Giardino Delle Sculture
Three heavy oval columns support the gabled roof, which is shaped like three circles subtracted from a rectangle. -
Exeter Library Photo by Xavier de Jaureguiberry
Kahn's sympathetic use of brick and his concerns for natural light met these specific principles that the Academy had in mind for the library, and thus the design fell in his hands. -
Exeter Library
The wood contrasted the stone by giving the spaces a sense of warmth and a glow that welcomed readers when the natural light flooded upon this natural material.