Seidler would explain that Le Corbusier 's 1920s modern architecture had columns placed 6 metres apart , .
By mid-1980s pre-stressed concrete technology allowed 34 metre columbn free space - resulting in different visual expression and openness in architecture. -
Seidler would explain that Le Corbusier 's 1920s modern architecture had columns placed 6 metres apart , whereas by mid-1980s pre-stressed concrete technology allowed 34 metre columbn free space - resulting in different visual expression and openness in architecture. -