Le Corbusier's Holiday Home at the French Riviera | UNESCO World Heritage | Le Cabanon, France

Le Corbusier's Holiday Home at French Riviera. Famous architect Le Corbusier not only spent his summer holidays at the French Riviera, he built himself a little holiday home and a resort to enjoy the French lifestyle. Called Le Cabanon it's located in the small town of Roquebrune. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016, the vacation home is the smallest of Le Corbusier's buildings to make the list. Born in Switzerland, Le Corbusier fell in love with the Mediterranean in the early 1950s.

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