Chandigarh PCS · Chandigarh — Planning, Heritage and Administration · Chandigarh City Planning
Human Body Analogy
Master plan analogous to human body — head (Capitol), heart (Sector 17), lungs (Leisure Valley).
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Le Corbusier conceived the master plan of Chandigarh as analogous to the human body. According to this analogy, which part of the city represents the 'Heart'?
Q2 · Human Body Analogy · MEDIUM
In Le Corbusier's human body analogy for Chandigarh's master plan, which part of the city represents the 'head'?
Q3 · Human Body Analogy · HARD
In Le Corbusier's human body analogy for Chandigarh's master plan, the network of 7Vs roads represents which anatomical element?
Q4 · Human Body Analogy · MEDIUM
In Le Corbusier's master plan for Chandigarh, the city was conceived as analogous to a human body. Which component represents the 'heart' of the city?
Q5 · Human Body Analogy · EASY
In Le Corbusier's master plan for Chandigarh, which part of the city was compared to the 'head' in the human body analogy?