110 — Rem Koolhaas's Delirious New York — 3/3
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Contrasts in Urban Ideals: Le Corbusier and Dali
This chapter contrasts the urban design philosophies of Le Corbusier and the surrealist artistry of Salvador Dali, analyzing their roles in shaping cultural perceptions in the late 20th century. It critiques modern urbanism, highlighting how the rise of suburbia and automobile culture has led to a decline in vibrant city life, particularly in cities like New York and Paris. The discussion also reflects on the implications of these contrasting visions and their lasting influence on contemporary urban landscapes.
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