Villa Savoye in Poissy 1931

Villa Savoye, a 1931 iconic house designed by famed architect Le Corbusier, is a prime example of the International Style in architecture. Le Corbusier's "Five Points of Architecture" are showcased in the building: pilotis (columns), a free facade, a roof garden, a horizontal window, and an open plan. The building's sleek, white facade, raised above ground, and minimal design, with its focus on functionality and geometry, is a testament to the modernist movement and has influenced countless architects since. The building, located in Poissy, France, is considered one of the most important works of 20th-century architecture.