Le Corbusier y la Reorganización del hábitat rural

Abstract

[EN] Le Corbusier’s rural reorganization developed in the thirties compromised a new approach to a sector of the society that had not yet joined modernity. Through the Ferme Radieuse and the Village Radieux, combined in the Unité d'explotation agricole, Le Corbusier designed a theory of territorial development that included technology, improved habitability and increased social inclusion of farmers, without losing the essence of contact with nature. He created a model of agrarian reform based on the maintenance of the property and the establishment of land owner-workers cooperatives. It was organized by a comprehensive connectivity between functions and materialized through the use of contemporary techniques and building systems. A reorganization that deserves a contemporary reinterpretation to deepen in these projects, which were created from the most advanced modernity, with a universal point of view, seeking for a full development of a “homme reel” connected to the land.

[ES] Le Corbusier’s rural reorganization developed in the thirties compromised a new approach to a sector of the society that had not yet joined modernity. Through the Ferme Radieuse and the Village Radieux, combined in the Unité d'explotation agricole, Le Corbusier designed a theory of territorial development that included technology, improved habitability and increased social inclusion of farmers, without losing the essence of contact with nature. He created a model of agrarian reform based on the maintenance of the property and the establishment of land owner-workers cooperatives. It was organized by a comprehensive connectivity between functions and materialized through the use of contemporary techniques and building systems. A reorganization that deserves a contemporary reinterpretation to deepen in these projects, which were created from the most advanced modernity, with a universal point of view, seeking for a full development of a “homme reel” connected to the land.