He proposed a failed "breathing glass" structure for the Salvation Army Hotel in Paris, and his design for the League of Nations was (*) disqualified because it was not presented in Indian ink.
Due to the choice of an unconventional color scheme, municipal officials cut off the public water supply to a worker's city that this man built in Pessac based on his Citrohan House design. He proposed a failed "breathing glass" structure for the Salvation Army Hotel in Paris, and his design for the League of Nations was (*) disqualified because it was not presented in Indian ink. His byname originated from the pseudonyms he and Ozenfant used while writing a series of articles for L'Esprit Nouveau that would be complied to form his Toward a New Architecture. For 10 points, the Palaces of Justice and Assembly in Chandigarh India were designed by this Swiss architect and proponent of the International Style born Charles-Édouard Jeanneret.
Due to the choice of an unconventional color scheme, municipal officials cut off the public water supply to a worker's city that this man built in Pessac based on his Citrohan House design.
Le {Corbusier} [accept Charles-Édouard {Jeanneret} befored mentioned]