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| Sketch the section of La Tourette: |
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| Building on sloped ground |
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| Sketch the plan of La Tourette: |
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| New research indicates the WWII had two influences on the subsequent designs of Corbusier: |
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1. Use of exposed concrete
2. Softer, curvilinear forms |
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| concrete balcony baffle wall in response to South sun |
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| A relatively new interpretation of Corbusier's use of concrete following WWII states that: |
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| he was influenced by his anticipation of human race annihilation through atomic warfare |
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| Where did the term "Brutalism" initially come from? |
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| exposed concrete used in Unite d' Habitation |
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| The proportioning system developed and used by Corbusier was known as: |
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| The French term for the type of concrete construction used by Corbusier in his later projects is: |
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| Draw a section of the Marseilles Unite d' Habitation, which shows how Corbusier achieved a dual exposure for the apartments: |
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| Apartments spanned the north-south length of the building, providing exposure on both sides |
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