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You have to read to the last line where he points out the takeaway for managers: "Life is always right;it's the architect that is wrong" -Le Corbusier Ergo, m

You have to read to the last line where he points out the takeaway for managers: "Life is always right;it's the architect that is wrong" -Le Corbusier Ergo, make sure employees retain some control.

coldtea 5y ago
>"Life is always right;it's the architect that is wrong" -Le Corbusier Well, he was 100% the opposite of that in pracrice. Forcing the architect's will.
- ajkjk 5y ago
  That's the opposite of the point here. > The very fact that his designs were so easily modified was, arguably, their strength.
  - coldtea 5y ago
    Well, most weren't. They stand looking as bad/gloomy and unlivable decades after as they did their first day.
    - rhn_mk1 5y ago
      That doesn't detract anything from the observation, even if true.
      - coldtea 5y ago
        That's fine, since my point wasn't that the idea is wrong, but that "he was 100% the opposite of that in practice".
simonebrunozzi 5y ago
And you should read @jules' full comment, because that sentence is mentioned at the end of the comment.