In another episode dedicated to architectural landmarks, Arquicast centers on the iconic Villa Savoye, a milestone in the history of 20th-century modernist architecture. Guest PC Lourenço offers an in-depth analysis of this architectural icon and its paradigms, providing an insightful look into its enduring significance and influence. The episode is also available in video format, allowing viewers to follow the discussion alongside photos and technical drawings of the building.
Located on the outskirts of Paris, the Villa Savoye is a residence built between 1928 and 1931 by the renowned Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier. The house is widely considered one of the most significant representations of modernist architecture—or the Modern Movement, depending on the historiographical perspective. Its innovative design and radical approach to architectural canons marked a drastic departure from the prevailing design language of the time.
