(...) Publication of the treasure trove held by the Le Corbusier Foundation in Paris has been eagerly awaited: Frank Lloyd Wright, that other 20th-century titan of architecture, wrote a colourful autobiography, but there has never been a trustworthy life of Le Corbusier. Four decades after his death, interest is growing. Next year the architect’s entire oeuvre – including buildings in India, Argentina, Italy, Belgium, America and France – is likely to be declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, joining the Tower of London, the banks of the Seine in Paris, and the lagoon and canals of Venice. (The Sunday Times)