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In 1929, architect Le Corbusier visited Buenos Aires to deliver lectures on Modern Architecture. During this visit, he proposed an urban plan for the city, which he would refine over the next twenty years. The film examines his obsessive efforts to realize this vision, highlighting the impact of his ideas on the architectural landscape of Buenos Aires.
The documentary provides insight into Le Corbusier's architectural philosophy and the historical context of his proposal. It captures the tension between his modernist ideals and the existing urban fabric of Buenos Aires, illustrating how his vision was both ambitious and controversial in the context of the city's development.
Why Watch
- •See Le Corbusier's vision for Buenos Aires come to life.
- •Find out how his ideas shaped modern architecture.
- •Meet the challenges of implementing his urban plan.
Did You Know
•Le Corbusier visited Buenos Aires in 1929 to give lectures.
•He spent over twenty years developing his urban plan for the city.
•The film runs for 80 minutes, focusing on architecture history.
Perfect For
Modern architecture enthusiastsHistory of urban planningLe Corbusier fans