He emphasized the use of pilotis to suspend buildings off the ground as a hallmark of his style, and the largest of his Open Hand sculptures is in the (*) Indian city of Chandigarh.
This theorist identified the Parthenon as an example of selection applied to an established standard, and argued that standards were necessary to face the 'Problem of Perfection.' Along with Amedee Ozenfant, this theorist co-wrote the Purist manifesto Apres le Cubisme. He emphasized the use of pilotis to suspend buildings off the ground as a hallmark of his style, and the largest of his Open Hand sculptures is in the (*) Indian city of Chandigarh. He also designed a system of proportions based on the human body which he called the Modulor. This architect enumerated 'Five Points of Architecture,' which he adapted from a treatise with a chapter titled for 'Eyes that do not See.' For 10 points name this Swiss architect who wrote Towards a New Architecture and designed the Villa Savoy.
This theorist identified the Parthenon as an example of selection applied to an established standard, and argued that standards were necessary to face the 'Problem of Perfection.'
Le Corbusier [or Charles Edouard Jeanneret]