This essay discusses the architectural techniques and designs of Le Corbusier, a Swiss-French architect who revolutionized modern architecture. It focuses on three of his prime structures - Villa Savoye, Pavilion de l’Esprit Nouveau, and Villa La Roche - and explores the unique features and techniques used in their construction. The essay also highlights the influence of nature, the use of concrete slabs and horizontal windows, and the incorporation of rooftop gardens in Corbusier's designs. The importance of his architectural contributions in managing urban areas and creating sustainable structures is also discussed.