Henri Quillé: Formentera. Essais through the royal tombs of

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Henri Quillé: Formentera. Essais through the royal tombs ofA graduate of the Ecole Boulle and the ENSAD, HENRI QUILLE (1928 2020), passionate about Le Corbusier and the Modulor, settled on the island of Formentera (Balearic Islands) in 1972. There, he built 30 highly coherent houses for a mainly international clientele, following principles derived from vernacular know how as well as those of the great masters of modernity. He said he was "pursuing" local architecture, notably by making extensive use of the