VILLA SAVOYE I LE CORBUSIER I A WALK THROUGH IN 4K 

until you live in it then you know how terrible the building is

It was considered ugly

@@Chrysobubulle almost mordern buildings are ugly

Thanks a lot mmowoa! :) I'm glad you liked it

Much appreciated! You have interesting content as well! Keep up the good work :)

@@FourthWallArchitecture thanks!!!

Thank you so much! I am glad you like the videos!

@@FourthWallArchitecture So amazing video I like it

Thanks Finners!

Thanks a lot David, appreciate it!

Thank you AC! Appreciate it!

@@FourthWallArchitecture my pleasure! Keep doing your great job! In this video l especially liked when you put in evidence the fact Ville Savoye is at the same time the top and the end of the experimental period called "purism". I always loved how LC and Pierre Jeanneret have been honest about "working moved by the Zeitgeist" always trying to develope an architecture that could represent the Spirit of the Time and then, always reinventing their language. And also thanks for saying "LC and his cousin"!

Pierre Jeanerette is the always forgotten squire of Le Corbusier. But his contribution to their work was also very significant.

Many thanks ChromeOS! Appreciated!

Masterpiece??? It was a fail. The owners could never live in it because of leaks, poor heating etc. 😂

The camera moves too fast, to appreciate the spaces....and jumps around the building.

Thanks Harmanto!

Hey Jay, thanks for writing, I tend to think that Le Corbusier´s client is his architecture, and the clients were somehow, "just" a necessary element in the equation. The means and the end perhaps. The fact that the house was in use for such a short period of time, could talk about this project, but not so much about his architecture - although they faced lots of issues after the project was finished. The house was not heated properly, leakages, ,etc… Don’t forget that many of his buildings are still in use. But his principles for a new architecture, the vision of the house as a machine for living in, the use of new materials …all together change how the buildings are thought and therefore lived. In comparison with Frank Lloyd Wright…What do we compare?Their architectures are very different, from starting points as architects, their materiality, principles… I get your point, perhaps his architecture feels more “usable”, and his spaces feel warmer. But if you look at their furniture, the answer would probably be the opposite… Best Brun

It tells us that the second world war started cx

Hey Auke, thanks for writing. The main differences that could be named for example are the sloping roof, load-bearing walls, smaller windows, ornamentation, more traditional layouts for the house/rooms, or the use of wood in structural elements ...its a combination/sum of many things. Within Le Corbusier himself, you can search for photos of his first project, the Villa Fallet. Between that project and the Villa Savoye, there are only 20 years, and they are worlds apart. I wouldn't say that the Villa Fallet is "normal" architecture from 1905, because it still has some modern influences such as art nouveau elements, but it definitely isn't as revolutionary as any of the white villas.

I will do a video about the cameras/gear soon :) Stay tuned!

Another amazing project that I have in my list. Hopefully I get to visit it soon. I am fascinated by it.

Sorry Jacob :D Let me know when you have your next project, maybe I can prepare something haha! Or drop me a DM on Instagram, I'll gladly help. Thanks for watching!

It look shit in both outside and interior

It came from the upload! It was fully ok when I exported... - Sorry for that. Should I put a warning? :D

@@FourthWallArchitecture I think it’d help lol great video otherwise

I dont know for a fact the exact slope, but from the sections i could find online, it should be around 15%. Rough numbers

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Interesting, I have always admired his buildings, but in close up it looks badly built, cold and uncomfortable.

I would immediately plant more trees, bushes and flowers arund it . . . . 🌷🌳🌿

@@ritahorvath8207 Yeah ... something ... all those fancy words they used must have been synonyms for sterile and lifeless. No landscaping ... makes it look institutional. Even then, It would still look like a school you go to after you get out of juvy.