The Villa Savoye was designed by architect Le Corbusier and built between 1929-1931 in Paris, France. It was built for the Savoye family and demonstrates Le Corbusier's five points of modern architecture through its use of pilotis, a flat roof terrace, an open floor plan, ribbon windows, and a free facade. The three-level, 5,100 square foot home has separate circulation routes for residents/visitors and servants, with the ground floor intended for services and the upper floors containing bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchen and living areas.

1. VILLA SAVOYE
PRESENTED BY:
-Hachin Gautam

2. INTRODUCTION
ARCHITECT LE CORBUSIER
DESIGNED 1928
BUIDT 1929-1931
AREA 5100 SQ. FT
LOCATION PARIS, FRANCE
BUILT FOR SAVOYE FAMILY
STYLE MODREN
ARCHITECTURE

3. FIVE POINT ARCHITECTURE
 PILOTIS
 FLATE ROOF TARACE
 OPEN PLAN
 RIBBON WINDOW
 FREE FACADE

4. PILOTIS
Replacement of
supporting walls by a
grid of reinforced
concrete columns that
bears the structural
load is the basis of the
new aesthetic.

5. FLAT ROOF TARACE
Replacement of
supporting walls by a
grid of reinforced
concrete columns that
bears the structural
load is the basis of the
new aesthetic.

6. OPEN PLAN
The free designing of
the ground plan—the
absence of supporting
walls—means the
house is unrestrained
in its internal use

7. RIBBON WINDOW
The horizontal window,
which cuts the façade
along its entire length,
lights rooms equally.

8. FREE FACADE
The free design of
the façade—
separating the exterior
of the building from its
structural function—
sets the façade free
from structural
constraints.

9. CIRCULATION
Green: Residents
and Visitors
Circulation
Blue: Servant
Circulation

10. GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Ground floor was meant to
be a services division, and
the level above is suppose
to be the main apartment,
and the three levels are
dictated by the continuing
ramp as the main
circulation for public.
Also a Gurage for 3 car
parking

11. 1ST FLOOR
On the first floor: the
Savoyes’ abode
comprising three
bedrooms, four
bathrooms , a small
office/living room
adjacent to the master’s
bedroom, a kitchen, the
main living room, and a
terrace.

12. 2ND FLOOR
On the first floor: the
Savoyes’ abode
comprising three
bedrooms, four
bathrooms , a small
office/living room
adjacent to the master’s
bedroom, a kitchen, the
main living room, and a
terrace.

13. ROOF PLAN
On the first floor: the Savoyes’ abode
comprising three bedrooms, four
bathrooms , a small office/living room
adjacent to the master’s bedroom, a
kitchen, the main living room, and a
terrace.