Le Corbusier buildings given UNESCO world heritage status

July 17, 2016 By La rédaction de Mediapart

The now protected creations by the late 20th-century architect of dual Swiss and French nationality are sited in France and six other countries.

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Seventeen buildings designed by Swiss-French architecture pioneer Le Corbusier have become UNESCO world heritage sites, the Swiss government said on Sunday, increasing the chance of conservation funding, reports FRANCE 24.

Le Corbusier buildings given UNESCO world heritage status

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