Kenneth Frampton pays tribute to the French-born educator and architect—a close collaborator of Le Corbusier—who died on March 9 in Lexington, Kentucky. 

Highlights of the Parisian design fair include works by generation-spanning French architects such as Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, and Jean-Michel Wilmotte.

A Stuttgart-based architect refers to the master to create a pied-à-terre in Berlin's Corbusierhaus.

Let us not confuse outward show, however impressive, with an essential truth which is still indistinct in the whirlpool of an epoch in the full tide of evolution.

Why do we need another book about Le Corbusier? Since well before his death in 1965, the prolific French-Swiss architect has been the center of a virtual industry of publications about his work.