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Architekturgeschichte / Theorie
Location
Corbusier designed Sainte Marie de La Tourette Monastery in 1960 for a Dominican Order priory on a hillside at Éveux, near Lyon.
The building dominates the landscape composition.
La Tourette makes no claim to the effete bourgeois lifestyle embodied at the Villa
Savoye; its antecedents, if anything, are the Greek monasteries of Mount Athos and an almost mythological history.
Picture / Text: archeyes.com
Space and light and order.
Those are the things that
men need just as much
as they need bread or
a place to sleep.
– Le Corbusier
Architecture
The building contains a hundred bedrooms for teachers and students as well as study halls, a hall for work and one for relaxation, a library and a refectory. There is also a church, where the friars worship and pray, which connects all the parts (the achievement of the traditional cloister form is rendered impossible here by the slope of terrain). On two levels, the loggias crowning the building (one for each acoustically isolated monk's cell) form brises-soleil. The study halls, work and relaxation halls, as well as the library occupy the upper-level. Below is the refectory and the cloister in the form of a cross leading to the church. And then come the piles carrying the four convent buildings rising from the slope of the terrain left in its original condition, without terracing.
Though still functioning for a reduced population of friars, the priory allows overnight stays in the unused cells. Fees for the room go to maintenance of the priory
(Text: en.wikipedia.org)
Structure
The structural frame is of rough reinforced concrete. The panes of glass located on the three exterior faces, the so-called "pans de verre ondulatoire" ("undulating glass surfaces"), were designed by Xenakis, and are similar to those of the Secretariat at Chandigarh on which Xenakis also worked. On the other hand, in the garden-court of the cloister, the fenestration is composed of large concrete elements reaching from floor to ceiling, perforated with glazed voids and separated from one another by "ventilators": vertical slits covered by metal mosquito netting and furnished with a pivoting shutter. The corridors leading to the dwelling cells are lit by a horizontal opening located under the ceiling.
(Text: en.wikipedia.org)
Picture: 8thpassenger.airart3d.comä
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