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Le Corbusier's Transformation Story
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- Dive into the captivating journey of Le Corbusier's life and work in this compelling documentary, tracing his transformation from rationalism to the exploration of emotion in architecture. From his early days as a rationalist architect to his later projects infused with emotional expression, this video offers a comprehensive look at one of the most influential architects of the 20th century.
Discover how Le Corbusier challenged conventions with his innovative designs and how his vision evolved over the years, transitioning from pure geometry to the incorporation of organic and emotional elements in his works. From his iconic white villas to his final projects laden with symbolism, this documentary provides a deep dive into Le Corbusier's legacy and lasting impact on the world of architecture.
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Thanks to these resources:
- Adaptation and translation from lecture Luis Fernandez Galiano from Fundacion March
- Internet resources and pictures.
0:00 Introduction
2:31 His family
3:59 First mentor
5:14 First houses
7:12 Paris
10:57 Istambul
12:08 Pisa
13:17 First Le Corbusier parent's house
17:47 Domino
18:30 Paris
20:25 First paintings
26:13 L'esprit Nouveau
32:13 Maison Citrohan
38:43 the Pavilion
53:05 La ville Sovoye
1:06:11 International Paris expo
1:12:23 La Unité de Marsella
1:14:44 Le Champ
1:19:11 Chandigarh
1:22:58 India projects
1:23:20 Mediterranean inspiration
1:25:43 Carpenter Center at Harvard University
1:27:45 Last moments of his live
Wonderful film!
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