The Five Points are a collection of five ideas around which architecture should be designed, and it was an idea proposed by Le Corbusier, the architect of Villa Savoye. The Five Points entail the use of an elevated construction that places the building above ground, the use of an open plan in the interior, a flat roof that can be used as a garden, the use of long horizontal windows to allow better natural lighting, and a non-structural façade that can be designed and implemented separately from the rest of the building.