This man's submitted design for the League of Nations building in Geneva was rejected on the groundsthat he did not write it in Indian ink.
This man's submitted design for the League of Nations building in Geneva was rejected on the groundsthat he did not write it in Indian ink. One of his buildings has a curved roof resembling an airplane wingthat lies slightly above the rest of the building, letting in a crack of light. This man advocated puttinggardens on the roofs of buildings to make up for the area taken up by the buildings themselves. Havingmeasured the turning radius of a 1927 Citroen, he designed the ground floor of a house held up by fivepilotis such that it appears to be floating. This man called a house "a machine for living" and set forth fivepoints on architecture. For 10 points, name this architect of the Notre Dame du Haut and the Villa Savoye.
This man's submitted design for the League of Nations building in Geneva was rejected on the groundsthat he did not write it in Indian ink.
Le Corbusier [or Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris]