The Forgotten French Architect Who Rebuilt Marseille
The modernism of Marseille, France's second largest city and third largest metro area, doesn't begin and end with Corbusier, however. The city is also home to a radically different, contextually sensitive version of modernist architecture, one created by an overshadowed figure whose work is far removed from Corbusier's professed desire to ' kill the street.' That figure, little known outside France, is Fernand Pouillon — an architect, painter, communist, novelist and convicted fraudster.
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