LE CORBRUSIER’S

LC2 ARM CHAIR

Minimalist Style
by: Solomon, Gaille Felicity S. | BS ARCHI 2-4
The LC2 armchair, created in 1928 by the acclaimed
architects Le Corbusier, in collaboration with Charlotte
LC2 ARM CHAIR
Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret, is an exceptional
architectural masterpiece. The LC2 was conceived
during the International Style movement, which
exerted significant influence over architecture and
design in the mid-20th century. The International
Style, characterized by its focus on efficiency,
simplicity, and clean lines, perfectly embodied the
progressive ideals of the era. Its clean design and
smooth lines perfectly enhance the modern and
minimalist style of interiors. However, the LC2 can
infuse traditional settings with refinement and lasting
charm.
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DOCUMENTATION
STEP 1
Planning
Paper, pencil
List out all the materials needed
Draft the pieces of furniture with size and dimensions
Layout the templates for printing

STEP 2
Prepare the main materials
Illustration board, super glue, poster paint,
tweezers, ruler, prints, foam, galvanized
wire, sticks, plies
Prepare all the necessary materials (NOTE: some
materials aren’t included in the picture, but will later
on be showed in the following steps.)
 STEP 3
Cut the prints

Prints, cutter, cutting mat, ruler

Use the cutter to straighten out the trim of the printed

paper

STEP 4
Assemble accessories and furnishings

Folder, sticks, illustration board, bond

paper, cutter, cutting mat, ruler
Paste all the printed accessories (books, calendar,
frames) in their respective base (books: folder, frame:
illustration board)
Use an illustration board for the surface of the table and
sticks for the legs.
Paste and assemble using ordinary glue and super glue

STEP 5
Chair assembly

Foam, illustration board, cloth, superglue,

cutter, cutting mat, ruler
Cut the different sections of the chair according to its
dimensions
Use the illustration board as base of each foam
Cover each section with cloth
Assemble everything using superglue
STEP 6
Add metal frames

Thick and thin galvanized wire, plies, super

glue
Cut a long string of galvanized wire
Follow the shape of the chair using the metal wires,
mimicking a frame-like look
Use glue to hold everything in place

STEP 7
Assemble the backdrop

Illustration board, prints, cutter, cutting

mat, ruler

Paste the printed backdrops on the illustration board

Use the cutter to cut a window on the brick wall
Create frames for the window, and triangle-shaped
shelves for the corner shelves

STEP 8
Layout and build

Super glue, tweezers, accessories, table and

chair furniture, backdrops
Plan the layout of the backdrop
Use super glue to hold every accessory in place
Use tweezers for smaller details
Use super glue to make the whole set-up stand
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