The title makes references to the famous definition of Le Corbusier that “architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in light” and discusses the most interesting examples illustrating this definition from the past and from the present. The special case of G audi’s architecture is examined in detail and subjected to analysis; this architecture can be defined as “game and play” conducted in a masterly manner in the world of elementary solids.

The title makes references to the famous definition of Le Corbusier that “architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in light” and discusses the most interesting examples illustrating this definition from the past and from the present. The special case of G audi’s architecture is examined in detail and subjected to analysis; this architecture can be defined as “game and play” conducted in a masterly manner in the world of elementary solids.