Before Le Corbusier passed, he designed one of his most remarkable works, the Heidi Weber Museum, in Switzerland. This structure was created mostly of black steel, accented with floor to ceiling windows and brightly painted wall panels. The building itself is created with several linear sheets of steel, that are set and cut at different straight angles and placed purposefully to accent the purpose of the museum, which is to act as a piece of art itself. The simplicity of the building combined with unique artistic details throughout is enough to grab the curiosity of anyone.