Most of the light fixtures in this building are replicas of the originals, except a folded sheet metal monstrosity in the living room.
Most of the light fixtures in this building are replicas of the originals, except a folded sheet metal monstrosity in the living room. Wikipedia notes that its white kitchen is "utilitarian," while its aqua-tiled master bathroom is "almost decadent." Going between levels in this building can be accomplished via a ramp to its terrace, or the central spiral staircase, which has a minimalistic black rail above solid white sides. Its roof houses an oval-shaped protrusion of walls that has no roof, while its ground floor features external black wrought iron bars with glass panes in between them. Its ground floorplan based on the turning radius of a 1927 Citroen, and its pilotis, flat roof, free plan, horizontal windows, and thin- skinned façade represent the realization of its designer's "Five Points" laid out in "Towards an Architecture." For 10 points, name this Poissy residence, a "machine for living" designed by Le Corbusier.
Most of the light fixtures in this building are replicas of the originals, except a folded sheet metal monstrosity in the living room.
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