L – C 1954 : Four metres from the window is the lake and four metres behind the front door the road. The area to be kept up measures three hundred square meters and offers an unparalleled view, which cannot be spoilt by building, of one of the finest horizons in the world.

Opening hours

The Villa is open on Saturday and Sunday from 2 pm to 5 pm. Visits are also possible anytime 24/7 on appointment for groups of minimum 12 persons according to our general conditions

Price

Adults CHF 12.-

Students CHF 10.-

Children CHF 6.-

(no debit or credit cards) ​

Guided tour : CHF 120.- + entrance fee (duration 60 minutes – or tailored to your wish)

Please contact the Secretary for any further information and/or to book a tour.

Go to Contact page.

Access

The Villa is a 20-minute walk from Vevey Train Station.

Villa "Le Lac" Le Corbusier
Route de Lavaux 21​​​​​​
​​​​​​​​CH-1802 Corseaux 

About
Association Villa « Le Lac » Le Corbusier: 
From 1st January 2013, the museum is managed by the Association Villa « Le Lac » Le Corbusier.
Members of Honour
Erling Mandelmann: Photographer
René Burri: Photographer
Bruno Reichlin: Architect
Arthur Rüegg: Architect
Jean-Louis Cohen: Historian of 20th century architecture and urbanism
Committee
Gaston Barman: President
Stefano Stoll: Vice-President
Alexander Harbaugh: Secretary
Big-Game: Treasurer
Georges Charotton: Technical advisor
Curator
Patrick Moser: Art historian and museologist

Fondation Le Corbusier

« I declare, here and in all eventualities, that I leave everything I possess to an administrative entity, the « Fondation Le Corbusier », or any other appropriate realization destined to become a spiritual entity, that is, a continuation of the endeavour pursued throughout a lifetime. »

Le Corbusier (note, dated 13 January 1960)

Created in 1968, the Fondation Le Corbusier was born out of the architect's desire to avoid the dispersion of his works and archives. Its fundamental mission is to look after the architectural work. It has initiated a program of actions to contribute to the knowledge and dissemination of the plastic, architectural and literary work of Le Corbusier: reception of researchers, publications, exhibitions, symposia.

In the context of this continual process of informing and asserting the value of a major work, 17 buildings by Le Corbusier were listed in 2016 on the World Heritage List by UNESCO for their outstanding contribution to the modern movement. 

The Villa “Le Lac”, owned by the Fondation Le Corbusier, is listed as a part of this transnational serial property under the designation Petite Villa au bord du lac Léman.

Within the framework of an agreement between the Association Villa “Le Lac” Le Corbusier, established in 2013, and the Commune of Corseaux, the Fondation Le Corbusier is in charge of the restorations and maintenance of this work by Le Corbusier.

Photos © FLC/ProLitteris