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    Le Corbusier established five key principles of modern architecture: pilotis, which are thin reinforced concrete columns that elevate a structure above ground level; a roof garden on the roof; a free floor plan without weight-bearing walls; free-forming structures without right angles; and ribbon windows, which are long, horizontal windows that run the length of a building. These principles were demonstrated in his iconic modernist buildings like the Villa Savoye, Villa Stein-De Monzie, and buildings at the Weissenhofsiedlung development.

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    Le Corbusier established five key principles of modern architecture: pilotis, which are thin reinforced concrete columns that elevate a structure above ground level; a roof garden on the roof; a free floor plan without weight-bearing walls; free-forming structures without right angles; and ribbon windows, which are long, horizontal windows that run the length of a building. These principles were demonstrated in his iconic modernist buildings like the Villa Savoye, Villa Stein-De Monzie, and buildings at the Weissenhofsiedlung development.

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    Le Corbusier's Five Points of Architecture

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    Le Corbusier established five key principles of modern architecture: pilotis, which are thin reinforced concrete columns that elevate a structure above ground level; a roof garden on the roof; a free floor plan without weight-bearing walls; free-forming structures without right angles; and ribbon windows, which are long, horizontal windows that run the length of a building. These principles were demonstrated in his iconic modernist buildings like the Villa Savoye, Villa Stein-De Monzie, and buildings at the Weissenhofsiedlung development.

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    Le Corbusier’s Five

    Points of Architecture
    VILLA SAVOYE
    https://www.ideelart.com/magazine/le-corbusier-art

    Pilotis
    Roof Garden
    Free Plan
    Free Form
    Ribbon Windows
    RIBBON WINDOWS

    VILLA STEIN-DE MONZIE


    http://architectuul.com/architecture/villa-stein-de-monzie
    WEISSENHOFSIEDLUNG
    https://www.tourism-
    bw.com/Media/Attraktionen/Weissenhof-Estate-Weissenhof-
    Museum
    FREE PLAN AND FREE FORM

    https://www.archilovers.com/projects/112558/villa-savoye.html https://readcereal.com/villa-savoye/
    ROOF GARDEN

    https://www.viator.com/Paris-attractions/Villa-
    Savoye/d479-a20526

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