Explore the extraordinary career and enduring legacy of
Le Corbusier (1887-1965), iconic architect, designer, writer and artist in the first major exhibition of his life and work seen in Britain for over 20 years. Undoubtedly the single most influential architect of the twentieth century, Le
corbusier was also the most controversial. Across the world, his revolutionary designs were instrumental in the development of modern architecture, forever changing the environment in which we live. Featuring original drawings, models, paintings, tapestries, books, films, photographs, sculptures, items of furniture and interiors, including a wealth of previously unpublished material, Le Corbusier 鈥 The Art of Architecture takes an in-depth look at the projects, interiors and art of Le Corbusier and reveals the man behind the myth. The exhibition is showing as part of Liverpool 08, Capital of Culture, in the dramatic and rarely seen Crypt of Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens. Tickets can be booked online at www.architecture.com/lecorbusier or on the day at 拢6 (adults), 拢4 (concessions) and children under the age of 16 free.