Cité Radieuse
Marseille, 1952. Le Corbusier completes Cité Radieuse — a vertical village of 337 apartments, built as an entire city folded into itself.
Florent Bodart's style strips architecture down to its essentials: geometric shapes, flat color fields, graphic precision. Here, it's not the building's lines that take center stage, but the primary colors punctuating its façade — a direct nod to Le Corbusier's own belief that color was inseparable from architecture. A way of showing that a building can read like an abstract composition, almost a Mondrian applied to concrete.
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