He proposed a "chicken claw" formation in his plans for a building meant to exemplify his Modulor theory, a so-called Cartesian Skyscraper.
He proposed a "chicken claw" formation in his plans for a building meant to exemplify his Modulor theory, a so-called Cartesian Skyscraper. This architect behind the furniture show Equipment for the Home constructed the Tsentrosoyuz in Moscow but never realized his "Palace of the Soviets." One work by this architect uses reinforced concrete stilts to enable free walls, while another features an upturned sloping roof and was meant to exemplify the principles put forth in Towards a New Architecture. He also helped Neimeyer construct UN headquarters and designed many buildings in Chandigarh. For ten points, identify this French architect of the Ville Savoye and Notre Dame du Haut.
He proposed a "chicken claw" formation in his plans for a building meant to exemplify his Modulor theory, a so-called Cartesian Skyscraper.
Le {Corbusier} or Charles-Edouard {Jeanneret}