UNESCO Headquarters (Paris, 1951) Le Corbusier was initially recommended to design this structure, but budget issues from his previous UN project in New York led to the appointment of Breuer, Bernard Zehrfuss of France, and Pier Luigi Nervi of Italy. Breuer left his stamp on the facade of the main building, the Y-shaped “three-pointed star,” creating soaring concrete shapes that would be a signature of his public works for decades to come. Photo Credit: Matthias Ripp, Creative Commons Search “메이저파워볼 텔레그램 POWB24 파워볼 본사 Powerball Headquarters 메이저파워볼 수익을 위해 알아둬야 합니다”

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UNESCO Headquarters (Paris, 1951)

Le Corbusier was initially recommended to design this structure, but budget issues from his previous UN project in New York led to the appointment of Breuer, Bernard Zehrfuss of France, and Pier Luigi Nervi of Italy. Breuer left his stamp on the facade of the main building, the Y-shaped “three-pointed star,” creating soaring concrete shapes that would be a signature of his public works for decades to come.

Photo Credit: Matthias Ripp, Creative Commons