Le Corbusier designed the Corbusierhaus in Berlin in 1958. A residential unit surrounded by green spaces with capacity for 2,000 people. Here, a study of color and movement is carried out in the building's common areas. An almost hyperkinetic but also hyperalert dotting: doors, hallways, murals, numbers, locks, its exterior, and emergency spaces. Everything that could be ignored is revitalized in the speed that leaves the museum's wake behind to concentrate on the everyday, on the ignored vigor of simple everyday space. And there appears a joyful and enchanted formalism of the corners (of the building and of Le Corbusier's own work), which seeks to share that same joy and that same desacralization. Juan Manuel Domínguez