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A hidden gem. Le Corbusier’s proposition for a museum and cultural centre at Raj Ghat, New Delhi

The essay analyses Le Corbusier‘s involvement in the creation of a Gandhi memorial at Raj Ghat, New Delhi. While demonstrating the relationship between the propositions for New Delhi and Le Corbusier’s various plans for cultural centres, the author pays particular attention to the Museum of Knowledge which was supposed to be realized at the site. The essay concludes that the Raj Ghat was intended to feature a museum with a programmatic approach similar to the museum of Ahmedabad.