L'architecture vivante: Le Corbusier y el Palacio de los Soviets

Pedro Ponce  Gregorio; Ignacio Peris Blat; Salvador Sanchis Gisbert

doi:10.5354/0719-5427.2020.57229

L’architecture vivante

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Pedro Ponce Gregorio Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
Ignacio Peris Blat Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
Salvador Sanchis Gisbert Universidad Politécnica de Valencia

Abstract

The relevance that Le Corbusier attributed to the publication of his projects is well known since far from being considered as a mere display mechanism for the master, they held the possibility of “constructing” some of the more elusive ideas of his projects, especially in the case of all those works not materialized, such as The Soviets Palace in Moscow (1931), edited and published by the architect until his last moment of his existence. Although there were numerous pages in which this project appeared, nowhere is it represented by extension and relevance as it is the first of its publication: the fifth issue of L’architecture vivante of 1932. A significant document that will, without doubt, allow us access some of the more intimate secrets of this important architectural project

Keywords:

The Soviets palace, Le Corbusier, L’architecture vivante, Journal, Publication

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