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26 reviewsLe Corbusier’s Cité de Refuge for The Salvation Army, Paris
1933: Psychology, Physiology and Fabrication, What did it
Mean and Do for Vagabonds and the Dispossessed?
Introduction: City of Refuge.
They don’t know at all what they’re are talking about; they are obsessed by fixed ideas and it is this obsession that is the cause of their protests. We, we have the obligation to ignore this and to peruse positive and scientific research with serenity…
Le Corbusier on The Salvation Army. (Taylor 1987 p.107)
This essay examines the psychology and architectural fabrication regarding the production of Le Corbusier’s Cité de Refuge in Paris, drawing partly from one of the few historical records available regarding the building and events in Brian Brace Taylor’s book, Le Corbusier The City of Refuge Paris 1929/33. The essay will critically analyse research material to answer the question of what the building did for vagabonds and the dispossessed. The building was commissioned by Princess de Polignac on behalf of The Salvation Army.
