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Mundaneum

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Le Corbusier 1928 plans for Mundaneum

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Desenho para o Mundaneum. Le Corbusier e Pierre Jeanneret, 1928
Brussels Universal Expo 1958

Le Corbusier can be thought of as an architect intent on display. An avid collector, his buildings include exhibition pavilions and museums, and his houses can be seen as miniature art galleries. Buildings such as the Maison La Roche, Beistegui Apartment, Paris and the Philips Pavilion, Brussels, challenged accepted models.

Many of the ideas behind these can be better understood by a study of the Mundaneum – the unexecuted project for a Museum of World Cultures in Geneva. The Mundaneum (1930) offers a fascinating insight into Le Corbusier’s creative genius, one that would redefine the way architects viewed form and function.

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