About:

José Oubrerie, a French architect, was a protégé of Le Corbusier. A former dean of the University of Kentucky, College of Architecture, he now teaches at Ohio State University's Knowlton School of Architecture in Columbus, Ohio. Ouberie earned his degree in architecture in 1968 from the Ecole Nationale Superieure Des Beaux Arts, Paris. He also studied at the Atelier Le Corbusier, Paris France, from 1958-65.

Articles: (Selected from 1988-2007)                 

"Oubrerie's Miller house vandalized." Architectural Record, 2007 June, v.195, n.6, p.36.

"Le Corbusier and José Oubrerie are unusual collaborators on the Eglise Saint-Pierre de Firminy, whose design took 43 years to complete in the Loire Valley." Architectural Record, 2007 June, v.195, n.6, p.[108]-[115],138,228.

"Miraculous rebirth: church and art museum, Firminy, France ." Architectural Record, 2007 Mar., v.221, n.1321, p.62-[67].

Ouroussof, Nicolai.  "A Church in France is Almost a Triumph for Le Corbusier ." The New York Times, September 28, 2006.

"Architecture before geometry, or the primacy of imagination." Assemblage, 1999 Aug., n.39, p.[94]-105.

"Miller house, Lexington, Kentucky 1988-92." Oubrerie, José. GA Houses 1992 July, n.35, p.[10]-29.

"José Oubrerie." Pinney, Paul.  Architecture d'aujourd'hui, 1991 Apr., no.274, p.106-111.

"French cultural centre Damascus." Mimar: architecture in development 1988 Mar., no.27, p.12-20.