Books:
* Towards a New Architecture (1923): This influential book outlined his vision for modern architecture, emphasizing functionalism, simplicity, and the use of new materials.
* The City of Tomorrow and its Planning (1929): This book proposed a radical vision for urban planning, advocating for high-rise buildings, green spaces, and efficient transportation systems.
* The Modulor (1948): This book detailed his system of proportions based on the human body, which he intended to be used as a standard for architectural design.
* The Radiant City (1935): This book expanded on his ideas for urban planning, focusing on creating self-sufficient, functional, and aesthetically pleasing cities.
* Precision in Architecture (1931): This book explored the importance of precision and detail in architectural design.
* The Villa Savoye (1931): A detailed study of his iconic villa, considered a masterpiece of modern architecture.
Essays and Articles:
Le Corbusier also wrote numerous essays and articles on architecture, urbanism, and design, published in magazines and journals throughout his career. These included:
* "The Contemporary City" (1922)
* "Five Points of a New Architecture" (1926)
* "The Engineer's Art" (1923)
* "A New World of Space" (1930)
Other Works:
* Paintings: Le Corbusier was also a prolific painter, and his works often reflected his architectural and urban design ideas.
Le Corbusier's writings have had a profound impact on the development of modern architecture and urbanism, and they continue to be studied and debated by architects and urban planners today.