Open Spaces in Buildings – Benchmarks for Community

Kindergarten, swimming pool and restaurant on the rooftop of the Unité d’Habitation in Marseille. Built by Le Corbusier in 1948, it became a seminal model for many residential projects of postwar modernism to the present.
The more extensive and multi-faceted open spaces integrated into buildings are, the more important the share of areas for community interaction becomes – regardless of whether they serve functions of housing, for schools or for offices. 
Kindergarten, swimming pool and restaurant on the rooftop of the Unité d’Habitation in Marseille. Built by Le Corbusier in 1948, it became a seminal model for many residential projects of postwar modernism to the present.