✨ Editor’s Pick ✨

Le Corbusier: 10 Iconic Works That Shaped Modern Architecture

Every year, Le Corbusier’s birthday invites architects and thinkers to revisit the seismic shifts he brought to the built world. Born on October 6, he rose from a provincial craftsman to one of the most influential voices in global architecture.

Le Corbusier’s belief that architecture could reshape how humanity lives, works, and interacts with cities made him both a revolutionary and a controversial figure. His theories from the “Five Points of Architecture” to the Modulor continue to frame debates about housing, scale, and the social responsibilities of design. More than a century later, his ideas remain astonishingly relevant, inviting admiration and scrutiny in equal measure.

🚀 If you are looking to learn how to use advanced parametric design tools, AI in design workflows, and computational design in architecture, PAACADEMY offers everything you need! Check it out:

Upcomings | Bundles | AI Workshops | Full-Access | Team Access 

Warm regards,
Team PA

1. Villa Savoye

2. Unité d’Habitation

3. Notre Dame du Haut (Ronchamp Chapel)

4. Maisons La Roche–Jeanneret

5. Immeuble Clarté

6. Palace of Justice, Chandigarh

7. Weissenhof Estate (Weissenhofsiedlung)

8. Couvent Sainte-Marie de La Tourette

9. Palace of Assembly, Capitol Complex

10. Museum of Western Art

Upcomings | Bundles | AI Workshops | Full Access | Team Access