The "High-Rise City" of Ludwig Hilberseimer's Metropolisarchitecture is a response to one of this man's urban plans, which Hilberseimer thought did not include enough open space to handle commuters during rush hour. That plan by this man is centered on an underground transit hub topped by an airport. Team 10's Doorn Manifesto refuted the "four functions" this man defined in CIAM's Athens Charter. This man populated the outskirts of a hypothetical city with his [*] Villa Apartments, which he arranged around a core of twenty-four "Cartesian" skys
The "High-Rise City" of Ludwig Hilberseimer's Metropolisarchitecture is a response to one of this man's urban plans, which Hilberseimer thought did not include enough open space to handle commuters during rush hour. That plan by this man is centered on an underground transit hub topped by an airport. Team 10's Doorn Manifesto refuted the "four functions" this man defined in CIAM's Athens Charter. This man populated the outskirts of a hypothetical city with his [*] Villa Apartments, which he arranged around a core of twenty-four "Cartesian" skyscrapers. That plan, the "Contemporary City," was later adapted for Paris as the "Plan Voisin." For 10 points, name this urban theorist who published Urbanisme to expand on some ideas he expressed in Toward an Architecture.
The "High-Rise City" of Ludwig Hilberseimer's Metropolisarchitecture is a response to one of this man's urban plans, which Hilberseimer thought did not include enough open space to handle commuters during rush hour.
Le Corbusier [or Charles-Eduard Jeanneret]