Chandigarh (city designed by Le Corbusier)

Chandigarh is a planned city in India, renowned for its modern architecture and organized layout, designed by the famous architect Le Corbusier. Built after India’s independence, it serves as the nation’s capital for both Punjab and Haryana. The city features wide roads, open spaces, and sector-based organization, emphasizing functionality and aesthetics. Iconic structures like the Capitol Complex, High Court, and the Open Hand monument demonstrate Le Corbusier’s innovative approach to urban design and architecture. Chandigarh exemplifies a blend of modernist principles, fostering a clean, efficient, and visually striking environment that differs from traditionally designed Indian cities.