Hurrá, Zürichben újra megnyílt a Le Corbusier-pavilon!

2019.07.05. Eliza

Ragyogó színek, kívül-belül.

A minap sikeresen felújították a legendás svájci építész legutolsó munkáját.

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Tomorrow the time has come! The newly renovated Pavillon Le Corbusier will open its doors. After two years of renovation the pavilion finally can be visited again.

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Helyi kollégák, Silvio Schmed és Arthur Rüegg álmodták újra a színes pavilont, mely ismét múzeumként működik.

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The history of the Pavillon Le Corbusier is rich. A part of it can still be explored in the renovated pavilion: A column at the ground floor is covered in old event posters, which tell a story from earlier days.

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A modern építészet nagyságának ez az üveg-acél létesítménye volt az életművét lezáró, végső projektje.

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Pavillon Le Corbusier is currently being renovated and is therefore closed. We are looking forward to welcoming you in spring 2019! Reopening: 11 May 2019 Photo: © Georg Aerni

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1964-67 közt készült a mű, mely már Le Corbusier nevét hirdeti…

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The staircase, reaching from the ground floor up to the rooftop terrace, is shaping the whole interior. It is winding up the room like a skeleton and is a sculpture by itself. Photo: © Georg Aerni

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…ám akkor még Heidi Weber belsőépítész-galéria tulajdonos számára épült, említi meg a dezeen.com.

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Le Corbusier was excited of large vehicles like cars, planes and especially ocean liners. He imagined the Pavillon as a boat at the shore of the lake Zurich. So it’s no surprise that there are some resamblances to a ship in this building, like this special door, leading up to the roof terrace.

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