The Complete Works of Le Corbusier, 1965-1969 (Volume 8)

Author: W. Boesiger (Switzerland), edited by Niu Yanfang, translated by Cheng Chao
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Features: The Le Corbusier Complete Works consists of 8 volumes, approximately 4 million words, and is introduced by Switzerland's Birkhauser Publishing House. It is considered the most comprehensive and authoritative work on Corbusier in the architectural field. The entire set covers Corbusier's works and theories from 1910 to 1969, featuring detailed drawings, abundant photographs, and vivid text. "How can we enrich our creativity?" This great architect and philosopher, Le Corbusier, pointed us in the direction of: "Go to the boundless realm, discover the magnificent and colorful wonders of nature," and "Embrace passion in the exploration of truth, where architecture becomes a natural result." His designs have no boundaries, no constraints. For him, architects should "be the most outstanding—spiritually the richest," and "be open to everything." "Architecture is a way of thinking, not just a craft. What Le Corbusier taught us is not just knowledge and methods, but also profound ideas and principles. Le Corbusier's language is passionate, his designs are full of energy, and his theories are timeless. Let architecture students pick up this book and listen to the master's lectures together! This book is suitable for faculty and students of architecture schools, as well as architects and urban planners."