This man employed Amancio Williams to oversee the construction of a dwelling, he designed in La Plata, Argentina called the Curutchet House. His furniture designs include a pair of cube-shaped armchairs referred to as "cushion baskets" or "Grand Confort". He employed a recurring motif of a birdlike "open hand" that famously appears in the form of many statues in a city for which he designed the Punjab and Haryana High Court building. This designer of the city of (*) Chandigarh developed a philosophy involving the use of a free floor plan, a functional roof, and pilotis for support. He develope
This man employed Amancio Williams to oversee the construction of a dwelling, he designed in La Plata, Argentina called the Curutchet House. His furniture designs include a pair of cube-shaped armchairs referred to as "cushion baskets" or "Grand Confort". He employed a recurring motif of a birdlike "open hand" that famously appears in the form of many statues in a city for which he designed the Punjab and Haryana High Court building. This designer of the city of (*) Chandigarh developed a philosophy involving the use of a free floor plan, a functional roof, and pilotis for support. He developed that theory, the "five points of architecture", in his book Towards a New Architecture. For 10 points, name this International Style architect of the Notre Dame du Haut and the Villa Savoye.
This man employed Amancio Williams to oversee the construction of a dwelling, he designed in La Plata, Argentina called the Curutchet House.
Le Corbusier [or Le Corb; or Charles-Edouard Jeanneret]