minima. A3 Palace of Justice by Le Corbusier, Chandigarh 3D Framed Illustration Ex-display

The Palace of Justice in Chandigarh, India, is one of the most iconic expressions of Modernist and Brutalist architecture by the renowned architect Le Corbusier.

Designed in the 1950s as part of Le Corbusier’s master plan for the city of Chandigarh, the building houses the High Court and stands as a symbol of the city’s identity as a planned utopian capital of post-independence India.

Situated within the Capitol Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Palace of Justice is celebrated for its bold forms, use of raw concrete, and masterful integration of light and shadow—hallmarks of Le Corbusier’s architectural philosophy.

Ex-display items have some signs of use, and we recommend a detailed condition report prior to purchase.

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This item is a one-off ex-display item to be sold on a first-order, first-served basis, sold as seen and non returnable.

Due to the fragility of this item it is collection in store only.