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Name: Nature and Space
Author: Sarah Menin

The book explores the historical, personal, and intellectual influences of Le Corbusier, the pioneering Swiss-Indian architect, and Alvar Aalto, the Finnish modernist. By critically assessing their work and environmental aspects, it illuminates the variety and depth that define modernism in architecture.

First publish date: 2002

Genre: Arts & Culture/Art History

Authors: Sarah Menin

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