The relationship between architecture and naval design showcases a fascinating interplay of form and function, evolving through a shared commitment to aesthetics and efficiency.
Le Corbusier famously declared that 'a house is a machine for living,' reflecting the focus on functionality in both architecture and naval design, where every element serves a purpose.
In his 1923 book 'Towards a New Architecture', Le Corbusier placed Cunard ocean liners beside classical buildings, showcasing ships as ideals of modern design principles.
The influence of naval design on architecture emphasized clean lines and openfloor plans, elements that resonate with the efficiency and aesthetics of ship design.
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