Le Corbusier understood that concrete needed color the way argument needs emphasis. At Corbusierhaus Berlin, the white structural grid holds the facade together while the panels do the talking — each painted surface a departure from the neutral frame around it. Shot at a scale where the grid and the color are equally weighted, neither dominates. What you get instead is the tension itself: order and exuberance, held in careful suspension.
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