Who was Le Corbusier?

“Until now,” writes Nicholas Fox Weber, author of Le Corbusier: A Life, “there has been no substantial biography of Le Corbusier.” The architect responsible for much of the look of today’s urban landscape, the revered and reviled guru of modernism, has mainly been defined by his work. But here, Weber uses a treasure trove of the architect’s letters to paint a detailed and often disturbingly inhuman portrait of the man known as “Corbu.”

At 800 pages, it is a detailed, illuminating read. But those mostly interested in the architect’s art will need to look elsewhere. What Weber delivers is Le Corbusier the man – gifted, vain, combative, ... more.

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