Le Corbusier (architect)

Le Corbusier was a pioneering Swiss-French architect famous for his innovative approach to modern architecture. He emphasized functional, simple designs with clean lines, using new materials like concrete to create efficient, adaptable spaces. His ideas prioritized sunlight, open floor plans, and harmony with the environment. Le Corbusier also developed influential urban planning concepts, advocating for organized, healthier cities. His work significantly shaped 20th-century architecture, inspiring buildings and city designs worldwide with a focus on practicality, aesthetics, and human well-being.