Le Corbusier, a fantastic master of international architecture, designed and completed the Le Corbusier composite house in 1952, which consists of 337 apartments and redefines the concept of urban life. You need to make an appointment in advance to visit here. The Marseilles apartment is 18 stories high and has 337 households, which can accommodate about 1,600 people. There are 23 different types of rooms. Its appearance is a large number of overlapping balconies, the side walls of the balcony painted with red, green, yellow and other bright colors. The overhead pillars of the ground floor are thick and thin, and each group of double pillars is split into trapezoids. The concrete surface is not painted, leaving the wood pattern and joints of the wood formwork, which is rough and powerful. Marseille Apartment represents the climax of Le Corbusier's research on housing and public housing, combining his thoughts on modern architecture, especially on the relationship between individuals and assembly. In addition to Marseilles, Le Corbiay has designed similar apartments in Berlin and other four places. But in terms of size and urban planning, other apartments are not comparable to Marseilles apartments. If conditions permit one night in the hotel, you can experience more deeply the concept of Cobusier's residence.

Le Corbusier sUnit & 233; D habitationle Corbusier composite house is a classic work of modern architectural art. Le Corbusier (1887-1965), a master of fantasy international style architecture, organically combined 337 apartment building schemes in the 1950s and pioneered the design of modern urban functional architecture in the form of vertical gardens. You need to make an appointment in advance to visit here. Buses No. 21 and No. 83 get off at Le Corbusier Station.

Nothing special, just driving by, but as one of the landmarks, it's worth passing by. The buildings here are all European classical style.

Completed in 1952, this 337 apartments vertical "Garden City" composite house requires advance booking to visit.

As an office center and art building, it is magnificent and magnificent. There aren't many visitors inside, just take a picture of the building.