Curutchet House by Le Corbusier

Le Corbusier was commissioned by Dr. Pedro Curutchet in 1948 to design a house that separates the work and living areas, prioritizing views of the neighboring square and park. This unique project perfectly blended modern and traditional architecture, showcasing Corbusier's belief in harmonious dialogue between the two styles. It acknowledges the historical typology of houses in the city and attempts to define volumes best suited to the intense light of the region.
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[@Dev1nci]

Great video. The proportion diagrams are very useful 👌

[@TP-3000]

Fascinating, thanks!

[@MrJaydeeen]

I find this design more interesting than the Villa Savoye

[@pimentoso]

LC was a genius. Great video! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@591013]

I had not seen this house before, nor was it ever presented as a great Corb work while an Architecture student or afterwards. I don't like it. No amount of word salad makes it beautiful or appealing to live in. To say that there is a dialog between the house/ office and the building adjacent is a joke. To those who love Corb, enjoy.