Le Cercle - FERMÉ sur Poissy

The visit to this place is interesting. It is still necessary to place it in time to assess the luxury of the constructions of this era. The audio guide is really a plus. All that is missing is a timeline with the modifications made and the repairs necessary to limit water infiltration 🤣. Of course, flesh out correspondences from Corbusier and Savoy. However, I find the price a little exaggerated. 9€ + 3€ for the audio guide. Half with audio included would be more responsible especially with the design of the building and the cleaning a little tight 🙄. Despite this, I recommend.

Always so surprising and soothing.

just concrete, nothing artistic

It is a very pretty house designed by Le Corbusier. I really like the design of the staircase and all these bay windows looking outside. We can see the fact that it was inhabited by the state of the sinks in the kitchen and the parents' bathroom. We feel the experience there. The interior paintings were perfect. I regret that the terraces don't get sprayed with Karcher more often. This takes away some of the character from this beautiful house as well as the lack of furniture. I had a particularly hard time projecting myself when I saw the living room! Period furniture would add charm to the Villa Savoye. So I would be curious to revisit it if there is furniture one day.

Well worth the visit for fans of Le Corbusier.

Modern villa but without much interest for my part.

Magnificent construction by the architect Le Corbusier. But what a disappointment the lack of information panel and furniture! Each time I visit when I accompany friends, I am embarrassed by such simplicity. What a difference with Villa Cavrois in the North or Villa Sonneveld in R'Dam, in the same architectural style but wonderfully furnished! Couldn't students from the Schools of Art, Architecture and Design create the period furniture for this villa using archival documents?

Important place for architecture lovers. A villa from 1931 that looks current.

A historically monumental house of modern architecture. After purchasing a ticket on the first floor, I was able to look inside. There is no furniture inside. The built-in furniture that was made at the same time as construction can still be seen integrated with the space. 250 pillars. Architectural vocabulary with 200 columns and a cheerful second floor. The beauty of horizontal windows. A feeling of open space indoors. An experience where you can feel Corbusier's sense of scale. 650 door width 800 door width. 240 stairs. 800 height sink. The bathroom on the first floor has a toilet and sink placed within 850*2000. Is there a house today that could be designed better than this? A modern vintage spatial experience.

Le Corbusier is dead... But this villa brings it back to life...