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work_k2nyanvrtre7hff5oj35ndbnde	Linda M. Mueller	The symbiosis between art and architecture as evidenced in Le Corbusier's Ronchamp	2004	138	.pdf	application/pdf	44915	3592	63	architects and critics of the period leading up to Ronchamp, considered to be the function of art in architecture and, modalities.7 Modern art, which refers to painting and sculpture, is generally considered to have emerged in the midnineteenth century as a consequence of the availability of new materials and techniques. References to primitive art or architecture in Le Corbusier's work, and in this thesis, mean folkloric designs concept that Le Corbusier's art and architecture, as seen at Ronchamp, are actually symbiotic, in that they are Le Corbusier's vision of organic forms as objects to be integrated into his art and architecture, Le Corbusier subsumed nature as an art form whose integration was essential to the architectural event. see."1 2 1 Like nature, Le Corbusier considered the process of creating a painting, sculpture or architecture to be freedom to design at w i l l and Le Corbusier's appreciation of the integral nature of art and architecture that appears to 	./cache/work_k2nyanvrtre7hff5oj35ndbnde.pdf	./txt/work_k2nyanvrtre7hff5oj35ndbnde.txt