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Corbusier’s nasty drivel
Anthony Daniels wrote in 2015 a masterful defenestration of modern architecture’s chief founder, “The Cult of Le Corbusier,” for Quadrant, an Australian magazine. I offer this one quote, along with my assurance that the essay in its entirety will comfort … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Daniels, Autism, Cult of Le Corbusier, Le Corbusier, Plan Voisin, Quadrant
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Le era (er, error) de Corbu
Here is what Alistair Horne has to say about Le Corbusier in his book Seven Ages of Paris. It is on page 330. In my opinion, he lets the guy off too lightly. … [A]fter 1919 most new building shifted … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair Horne, Le Corbusier, Plan Voisin, Seven Ages of Paris, Trocadero
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Wherefore art thou, Corbuseo?
Correspondent Malcolm Millais, author of Exploding the Myths of Modern Architecture (2009) has sent me a 29-minute BBC clip of a radio show, “Great Lives,” starring the modernist Sir David Chipperfield rattling on about Le Corbusier, one of, no, perhaps … Continue reading
