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Siedlung Halen, Atelier 5, 1961
“More than 50 years on, it’s one of the most successful housing estates in existence“
PARKOUR HALENSIEDLUNG (2007), SIEDLUNG HALEN (2010)
These videos offer two perspectives on the iconic Halen development - one looks at history and design detail, while in the other its massing, human scale, and playfulness are demonstrated through parkour.
The 79-home Swiss project was designed by 5 young architects on a forested site overlooking a river, 15 minutes cycle ride from Bern. The land had been intended for their own houses, until costs necessitated a higher density. Communal facilities such as the swimming pool, playground and community hall have shared ownership, and the internal streets are pedestrianised. For additional reading, this feature in Monocle (quoted above) includes short profiles of some of the residents. They reflect the fact that the buildings, arranged on a slope with high walls between gardens, seem to have found a sweet spot between community and privacy. As one resident says:  “You can sunbathe on the top floor balcony as God intended without anyone seeing.”
Perhaps part of Halen's success lies in how well it resolves two areas of tension in our relationship to spaces. Firstly the public/private balance, something like what Le Corbusier referred to as "silence, solitude, but also daily contact with mortals.” And secondly, Prospect Refuge theory, in which we crave immersion within nature, but also shelter from it - a view of the surrounding landscape, but also a feeling of enclosure and protection. 
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Herbert Bayer Poster Bauhaus Exhibition Weimar July - Sept 1923
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lovefrenchisbetter · 1 year
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Le Corbusier (Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, dit), Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand
Chaise longue B 306
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Immeuble Clarté, Geneva, Switzerland
Designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret starting from 1928 and built in 1931–32.
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guy60660 · 7 months
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Le Corbusier
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Le Corbusier - Bauhaus movement, Design and Architecture in 1927 - Photo: © Daimler Chrysler Classics
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desimonewayland · 7 months
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Chaise longue, basculante, B306
Le Corbusier / Charlotte Perriand / Pierre Jeanneret
For Thonet, 1928 - 1932
Centre Pompidou
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garadinervi · 6 months
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Le Corbusier, Pavillon des temps nouveaux, panneau mural "Habiter", (collage and ink on paper), 1937 [Centre Pompidou, Paris. © F.L.C. / Adagp, Paris. Photo: Jean-Claude Planchet/Centre Pompidou]
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wkaseke · 7 months
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Pierre Jeanneret in Chandigarh
In Chandigarh, Pierre Jeanneret had the thankless task of supervising, step by step, the creation of the new capital city, of sticking to the plans and carrying them through when the path was difficult and strewn with obstacles. I am very appreciative of it and I owe him a huge debt of gratitude.
- Le Corbusier
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Cover of "Der Modulor" by Le Corbusier (Ed.5, 1985)
Between 1942 and 1955 the architect Le Corbusier (1887–1965) developed a universal measuring system known as the "Modulor".
The Modulor represented an attempt to give architecture a mathematical order oriented to a human scale. Starting from the golden ratio and the proportions of the human body, Le Corbusier developed his doctrine for the proportions of construction. He started from an assumed standard size of the human body and marked three intervals related to each other in the proportion of the golden ratio.
Le Corbusier managed to combine the imperial measuring system based on the foot with the metric decimal system and at the same time to relate to human body measurements. As a result, he obtained a systematic planning basis for architecture and industrial products that gained worldwide currency and was applied by countless practitioners. —ETH Library, ETH Zurich
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Maison Bernard, Park of Maisons-Laffitte, France,
The house was built in 1959 for Dr Bernard and his family. The project was led by the American architect Edith Schreiber-Aujame, assisted by her husband Roger Aujame, both of whom trained in Le Corbusier's studio.
Renovation: Rosalie Roberts, Léa Cottreel, 
Photo essay by Mary Gaudin
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Bauhaus Masters' Houses. The semi-detached house, built by Walter Gropius in Dessau in 1926, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996. The ensemble of the Masters' Houses is an outstanding architectural achievement of the Bauhaus.
3D modelling, texturing, illumination, postproduction and editing by Sarah Möllenbrok | lichtecht. Music "Serenity" by Dreamsfall.
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Le Corbusier , Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand
Fauteuil B 301
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wintercorrybriea · 11 months
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Le Corbusier Notre Dame du Haut Ronchamp Chapel France
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guy60660 · 11 months
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The House of Culture | Le Corbusier | Robert Conte
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