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Ramzi Ayari

Tunisian journalist specializing in culture.

The colors inside and outside the Villa reflect Le Corbusier's purist palette: blue, light gray, burnt amber, pink, green, and medium gray.  

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Villa Baizeau: The domino piece left by Le Corbusier in Tunisia 

This content was published on In the 1930s, Le Corbusier's Villa Baizeau in Tunisia marked a bold departure from traditional architecture, embodying a quest for freedom and unique beauty. Today, it houses Tunisia’s secret police. 

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