“In Chandigarh, Le Corbusier and Jeanneret re-cast the Mughal Garden as a living space around which they designed an urban structure along the river, a central backbone running through what Le Corbusier called La Vallée de Loisir, The Valley of Leisure. They were interested in circulation as a way to reflect the care of the body and spirit. It was totally visionary,” says Maristella Casciato.