Análisis geométrico y gráfico de las pirámides de Le Corbusier (1950-1957)

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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament d’Enginyeria Gràfica i de Disseny

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. GIRAS - Grup Internacional de Recerca en Arquitectura i Societat

Publication date

2015



Abstract

This paper addresses the issue about the geometrical properties and physical measures of the pyramids that Le Corbusier planned throughout his career; while approaching these bodies through his drawings and perspectives. This aims to decipher the objective role of mathematics, and the subjectivity of the visual-perceptive in his approach to the design process. Le Corbusier, one of the greatest masters of modern architecture, still uses the classical perspective as a tool that allows him to express the pictorial nature of his compositions and to demonstrate his aspirations about shape. This paper addresses the issue about the geometrical properties and physical measures of the pyramids that Le Corbusier planned throughout his career; while approaching these bodies through his drawings and perspectives. This aims to decipher the objective role of mathematics, and the subjectivity of the visual-perceptive in his approach to the design process. Le Corbusier, one of the greatest masters of modern architecture, still uses the classical perspective as a tool that allows him to express the pictorial nature of his compositions and to demonstrate his aspirations about shape.


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Spanish

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Blucher Design Proceedings

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