Sunday, 25 October 2009
le corbusier's cabanon
These are images taken from Le Corbusier's cabanon at Roquebrune-Cap-Martin that I talked about in the last post. I'm posting little details of the cabin rather than showing the whole cabin. I was on a tour and the cabin was so tiny that even 4 people inside made it seem very crowded. Everything is still original inside the cabin. The paint is faded and the wood is worn and there is a lovely feel that comes with the patina of age. Le Corbusier and his wife holidayed in this little cabin but always ate at the adjoining restaurant of their friends the Rebutatos. This is very much a summer cabin and I imagine that they spent most of their time outside.
Labels:
architecture,
Cote d'Azur,
France
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hi mary, your photos are always beautiful but the ones of le corbusier's are just too perfect! i'm really jealous but i should rather feel fortunate to be able to see such great images captured by you ;)
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing these and thank you so much for your kind comment on my post :)
Mary !!!!
ReplyDeleteI've checked your blog every day to see these.
Ohlalalalalala.
These pictures are so beautiful. You reached perfection.
;-)
by the way Mary, forgot to tell you there is a book about le corbusier' cabanon edited by les editions parentheses. I got it recently and it explains so well everything... You can find it a la fnac ...
ReplyDeletethank you hiki and you'll just have to plan a trip to France :)
ReplyDeletemarion - merci bien!
The close up of the the shelf!
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