He drew up designs for a stadium in Baghdad, which eventually came to be named Saddam Hussein Gymnasium.
He drew up designs for a stadium in Baghdad, which eventually came to be named Saddam Hussein Gymnasium. He  invented his own system of proportions using human measurements known as the Modulor. Commissioned to replace a  war-ravaged church, he designed a gigantic white stone-and-concrete structure with a sweeping roof, eccentric windows,  and a silo-like projection, the Notre Dame du Haut. He discussed his five points of architecture in his influential essay collection Towards a New Architecture, a strategy exemplified in his Villa Savoye, and he co-designed the U.N.'s New  York headquarters. FTP, name this early proponent of the International School, a Swiss-French architect.
He drew up designs for a stadium in Baghdad, which eventually came to be named Saddam Hussein Gymnasium.
{Le Corbusier} or {Charles}-{Édouard Jeanneret}-{Gris}