This architect edited the Athens Charter on urban planning and designed the National Museum of Western Art in Tokyo. A stylized human figure segmented according to the golden ration is the emblem of his "modulor" system, and the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts is his only building in the United States. This man designed the city of (*) Chandigarh in India, co-designed the United Nations building with Oscar Niemeyer, and authored the text Towards a New Architecture. He also created a house i
This architect edited the Athens Charter on urban planning and designed the National Museum of Western Art in Tokyo. A stylized human figure segmented according to the golden ration is the emblem of his "modulor" system, and the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts is his only building in the United States. This man designed the city of (*) Chandigarh in India, co-designed the United Nations building with Oscar Niemeyer, and authored the text Towards a New Architecture. He also created a house in Poissy which sums up his "five points" of architecture, as well as a concrete chapel in Ronchamp. For ten points, name this Swiss-French architect who designed the Villa Savoye and Notre Dame du Haut.
This architect edited the Athens Charter on urban planning and designed the National Museum of Western Art in Tokyo.
Le {Corbusier} [or Charles-Édouard {Jeanneret}-Gris]