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The Centre Le Corbusier is dedicated to the works of renowned Swiss architect and urban planner Le Corbusier.
The Centre Le Corbusier is dedicated to the works of renowned Swiss architect and urban planner Le Corbusier. The pavilion at the Centre was designed by Corbusier to house his works, and is a Gesamtkunstwerk in which all the artistic elements such as architecture, furniture, sculptures, and paintings come together harmoniously.
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The Chinese Garden in Zurich is a vibrant, lush park that was a gift from Chinese sister city Kunming in return for Zurich's technical help in the development of water supply systems there
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The Thomas Mann Archives is dedicated to the works of Nobel Laureate Thomas Mann, presenting his library and literary estate of 30,000 manuscript pages, diaries, journals and letters