Living Tomorrow and visit of Le Corbusier houses

Living Tomorrow: new house in Brussels

For those who count on going to Brussels within the next 5 years, there is a house easy to visit: Living Tomorrow will open the doors of its new house and office of the future project on March 1, 2007.

Living Tomorrow 3 is interested in all current themes of housing namely: ecologic construction, green energy, home office, numeric convergence and “smart home” (please tell me what that means after visiting).

A visit of “the House, the Office and creative Industries of the Future” will last about one and a half hour. Standard admission is 10 € per person. Source and photo credit: Living Tomorrow

Visit of Le Corbusier’s houses

You can still join Maisons Privées and sign for the visit of the Jaoul houses built by le Corbusier in Neuilly-sur-Seine in 1956. This visit will help to get familiar with the Modulor concept and the corbusean theory of ‘machines to inhabit”. Practical details of this visit on Sunday March 11 afternoon will be send next week to members.

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