Le Corbusier proposed the Ville Contemporaine project for Paris to house 3 million inhabitants by building giant apartment blocks and skyscrapers set within large landscaped spaces. The basic principles were to decongest the city center, increase density and circulation, and increase green spaces by constructing groups of 60-story steel-framed skyscrapers encased in glass curtain walls.
Le Corbusier proposed the Ville Contemporaine project for Paris to house 3 million inhabitants by building giant apartment blocks and skyscrapers set within large landscaped spaces. The basic principles were to decongest the city center, increase density and circulation, and increase green spaces by constructing groups of 60-story steel-framed skyscrapers encased in glass curtain walls.
Le Corbusier proposed the Ville Contemporaine project for Paris to house 3 million inhabitants by building giant apartment blocks and skyscrapers set within large landscaped spaces. The basic principles were to decongest the city center, increase density and circulation, and increase green spaces by constructing groups of 60-story steel-framed skyscrapers encased in glass curtain walls.
The new city of Le Corbusier would consist of giant
blocks of apartments and large landscaped spaces. Sky Scrapers Housing ‘Set Backs’ Housing ‘Cellular’ The basic principles of the city plan are: 1) decongestion of the city center, 2) increase of the density, 3) increase of the means of circulation, 4) increase of the planted surfaces.
Group of sixty-story cruciform skyscrapers built on steel frames and encased in