Le Corbusier Book Set - 5 Books

This special set, prepared for those who want to deeply explore the ideas developed by Le Corbusier, one of the most influential thinkers of modern architecture, regarding architecture, urbanism, and human scale, brings together the cornerstones of 20th-century architectural thought.

The works included in the set, titled Urbanism, Modulor & Modulor 2, When the Cathedrals Were White / Journey to the Land of the Timid, From Ledoux to Le Corbusier: The Origin and Development of Autonomous Architecture, and Urban Utopias in the Twentieth Century, offer a comprehensive perspective to the reader by addressing Le Corbusier's architectural and urban planning thought from different angles.

This collection, which brings together Le Corbusier's vision for the future of cities, his design approach based on human scale, and his ideas on modern living, serves as an important reference for architecture students, academics, professionals, and anyone who wants to understand the development of modern urban thought.

The set also includes important research that helps to understand Le Corbusier's intellectual origins and influences. Thus, the reader has the opportunity to evaluate not only Le Corbusier's own works but also his place and influence in the history of modern architecture with a holistic view.

Set Contents

• Urbanism
• Modulor & Modulor 2 (2 Volumes)
• When the Cathedrals Were White / Journey to the Land of the Timid
• From Ledoux to Le Corbusier: The Origin and Development of Autonomous Architecture
• Urban Utopias in the Twentieth Century

The Le Corbusier Set is a powerful collection specially prepared for those who want to explore the ideas, theories, and urban vision of one of the most important figures in modern architecture.