Cabanon de Le Corbusier
1952Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, FranceUNESCO
A minimal holiday cabin designed for his own use—Modulor dimensions put into practice at the smallest domestic scale.
The opposite pole of his monumental works: a tiny room. Read how sleep, meals, and views are apportioned within a tight floor area, against the backdrop of his dimensional system.
Highlights
- Built-in furniture — Does the furniture shrink the room, or define it?
Architects
Visit notes
Public access is usually by reservation. Check the official or tourist office booking process.