Le Corbusier's Vila Savoie by 3DClassics123456

3D Modeling • Architecture • posted on Nov 01, 2007

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This one is for Ontar1. This house was built in 1929 near Paris by Le Corbusier who could create freely with his architectural theories. The main difference with F.L. Wright's "Falling Water" is that the "Villa Savoie" has not a "Janus face", as said Tallpindo for Falling Water.

Comments (8)

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ricardo719

1:20AM | Thu, 01 November 2007

Gee, must be aweful living in such squalor! (Just Kidding) this is beautiful, as are all your architectural reproductions!

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koosievantutte

2:58AM | Thu, 01 November 2007

fine image. there is a big difference compared with 'falling water' it's not 'organic architecture'. i like this as a building, but i prefer f.l. wright's approach.

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3DClassics123456

5:09AM | Thu, 01 November 2007

Yes, koosivantutte is right! Le Corbusier's had something totalitarian in his architecture and in his ideas! look at his buildings!

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pixelmeister

5:42AM | Thu, 01 November 2007

Very nice work!

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ontar1

7:26AM | Thu, 01 November 2007

Wow, the detailing is great, what a place to live in, love the car. Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is it designed to be able to drive around the house or just two drive ways?

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tallpindo

10:34AM | Thu, 01 November 2007

These places created decades before I was born are what I expected to see in my future. To find that the future is simply a geographic transference is shocking.

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