le corbusier centre
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le corbusier centre印象
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We were very disappointed by complete lack of audio/visual, content or literature and no bookshop etc. There are simply some displays of photographs and some furniture without any explanatory placards.The place has a typical feeling fo apathy associated with places run by government. When there is no incentive to perform, i.e. you can't be sacked for not doing a good job, the result is mediocrity.This museum displays the brilliance of the design and plan of the city in a totally mediocre way.
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This place is in Sector 19B and can be seen from the main road but very few people know about it. Our hired car driver, a local didn't know and I had to guide him although it was my first visit to Chandigarh :)We were in love with Chandigarh and compared to the rest of the developed nations when we falter in all infrastructure, first time I felt proud that this city was made by visionaries and I was witnessing that vision.This is the place where the famous architect worked in the very same building along with other makers of Chandigarh. He was definitely ahead of time and its interesting to see that phase I was created to fit 150,000 people who migrated from Pakistan (earlier Punjab region) and then the expansion was done keeping in mind 500,000 people. The infrastructure envisaged 60 years back is still working with a much much larger population. In addition both Haryana & Punjab governments have shamelessly claimed on same infrastructure by adding satellite towns of Panchkula & Mohali which are senseless when you understand the Chandigarh development plan.Those who like or would like Chandigarh as a city and interested to know more about the famous Le Corbusier must visit this centre. The 7 Vs which defines how a city traffic should be was definitely ahead of time when it was thought. I was personally inspired by Mr. Corbusier's vision, thinking and working against odds (which comes out from some of his correspondence).
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A must see for Architects at least. The place is generally empty all the time, but Chandigarh is what it is today because of this. I love the city for till date following the principles of Le Corbusier.
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There were two large floors full of different sculptures, art (modern and dated) as well as textiles. It was 10 rps entry, plus 5 rps for a camera, took about 2 hrs to see everything at a semi-interested pace. I'm not very into art, but it was worth the time.
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Those interested in a modern city built in the f ifties by a world reknowned architect should visit this small but highly informative museum. Its director is more of a scientist than a guide, yet we found the exhibits fascinating. The museum not only shows plans and manuscripts of Le Corbusier but also some of his famous piece of furniture art.
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To just see a little bit, they have quite a few procedures to follow for one to get in. Also... because of all that security... doesn't seen like a very nice place to visit.. coz people can be very cold.Beautiful art though!
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ts located at Madhya Marg, Sector 19B. It might take around Rs.40 from Rose Garden or the Doll Museum to get to this place. Its a must visit place, that gives you the entire history of this beautiful city. Lots of pictures, blueprints etc. It is dedicated to Le Corbusier, the architect who designed this city. For more details on Chandigarh, visit this blog : http://ultracoolsolitarywanderer.blogspot.in/2014/05/chandigarh-2-3-days.html
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I was really excited to visit this museum, but was very disapointed. A very half-hearted effort to honour the architect and urban designer of Chandigarh.
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This relatively new building sits in the campus that houses the Lalit Kala Academy and the Fine Arts faculty.The museum is an adaptation of the "Heidi Weber House" in Zurich designed by Le Corbusier. The difference being that the former is out of steel and concrete and the Museum at Chandigarh is out of masonry and Concrete. It houses the historic account of how Chandigarh was conceptualised showcasing numerous plans and drawings. Some original furniture is also displayed.The only drawback is that there is no publication/books on sale.
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Visited here whilst staying in the city, a museum that explains the concept and construction by Le Corbusier. There are photos, plans, models and documents to see. Quite a staid museum, but interesting for adults nevertheless.