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 
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 invented his own system of proportions using human measurements known as the Modulor.
Le Corbusier [or Charles-Edouard Jeanneret]