Le Corbusier: 1910-65 Edited by Willy Boesiger & Hans Girsberger

Published 1967. ~10" x 8 1/2", ~225 pages. Hard Cover.

Le Corbusier: 1910–65,  is one of the most comprehensive surveys of the architect’s work, documenting more than five decades of projects that shaped modern architecture. Richly illustrated with photographs, drawings, and plans, the volume traces the evolution of Le Corbusier’s ideas - from his early residential works to his most influential civic and urban commissions. Both a historical document and an essential reference, it offers a detailed look at one of the defining figures of twentieth-century design.