| Title |
Changes of Le Corbusier's Architectural Form reflected in Notre-Dame-du-Haut Chapel in Ronchamp |
| Keywords |
Le Corbusier ; male architecture and female architecture ; church Tremblay ; chapel Notre-Dame-du-Haut ; |
| Abstract |
When a small chapel was built on Bourlemont, it was severely criticized as a rebellion against modern architecture by some theorists: Nikolaus Pevsner, James Stirling and Charles Jencks. They have converged on the architectural form of this chapel without considerer the theory of Le Corbusier: male architecture and female architecture. Thus, this study aims has research into the change of his architectural form reflected in this chapel by examining articles on male architecture and female architecture on his projects, specially with: church Tremblay(1929), chapel Notre Dame du Haut(1955) and church Saint Pierre de Firminy-Vert(1962). |