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By Stacking 330 Apartments on Stilts in Marseilles in 1952, Le Corbusier Literally Passed a Shopping Street Halfway up a 56 M Building

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Imagine a street full of shops, suspended more than 40 meters from the ground, inside a building. Yet this is what Le Corbusier drew in Marseille, in the heart of a bar of dwellings that never looked like any other. More
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By Stacking 330 Apartments on Stilts in Marseilles in 1952, Le Corbusier Literally Passed a Shopping Street Halfway up a 56 M Building

Imagine a street full of shops, suspended more than 40 meters from the ground, inside a building. Yet this is what Le Corbusier drew in Marseille, in the heart of a bar of dwellings that never looked like any other. More

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SciencePost broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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