LS 990 design classic – worldwide exclusive JUNG provides worldwide exclusive light switches, sockets and building technology systems in the 63 colours of Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier. Production is carried out to order and hand lacquered by experienced specialists in Germany. The lacquer has been specially developed for use on light switches. The matt gloss of the light switches and the conformity of the colours with the original samples is ensured by a quality control by the licensor Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier

4320L OCRE JAUNE CLAIR

Colour keyboards Le Corbusier is considered to be one of the most important architects of the 20th century. The colour scheme of buildings and the effect of colour were just as important for him as the layout or the form. And so he created a colour system over decades that is still unique today. Polychromie Le Corbusier © FLC / Politteris 2013 Villa la Roche, Paris © FLC The “polychromie architecturale” is based on the artistic selection of pigments and the repetition of a few primary colours. All 63 colours are natural colours and as such are consistently harmonious. Every colour can be harmoniously...

A single accent or a comprehensive colour concept: our switch ranges in Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier make unique statements. © ARCHITECTURE: NGA NEHSE & GERSTEIN ARCHITEKTEN BDA, PHOTO: HENRIK SCHIPPER

The original coding of the Le Corbusier colours starts constantly with “32xxx” – the series are identified by the last three digits. In order to recognise his own affinities and select individual preferences, Le Corbusier created twelve additional colour keyboards. They have names such as space, sky, velvet or landscape and create different atmospheric moods. The 1931 colour palette includes 43 colours in 14 series. Each series consists of one solid colour and up to four graduated brighteni

32040 VERT ANGLAIS, BACKGROUND 32041 VERT ANGLAIS CLAIR English green. Reminiscent of the aristocracy, but also of the freshness of the forest. Source: Architectural Colour Design – Le Corbusier's Polychromie Architecturale; published by Les Couleurs Suisse AG

Basic colour outremer clair outremer gris 32001 201 ■- Le Corbusier® number I JUNG colour code blanc ■- Le Corbusier® colour name

vert anglais vert fonce vert anglais clair HBW 39 32053 222 vert jaune clair

Basic colour rouge carmin blanc ■- Le Corbusier® colour name

terre sienne brulee 31 HBW 8 terre d'ombre brulee 31 HBW 7 l'ocre rouge moyen HBW 38 terre sienne brique HBW 25 ombre brulee claire HBW 38 terre sienne claire 31 HBW 50 ombre naturelle claire HBW 42 32112 234 l'ocre rouge clair HBW 55 32123 238 terre sienne pale HBW 62

In 1959 Le Corbusier expanded the Polychromie Architecturale with 20 more intense colours and an additional colour keyboard. Le Corbusier's extraordinary experience as an architect and painter is also reflected in this combination of colourful and achromatic shades and different brightness values.

4320M LE RUBIS, BACKGROUND 4320O GRIS CLAIR 59 The ruby. It is dark and bright, velvety, festive and luxurious. Source: Architectural Colour Design – Le Corbusier's Polychromie Architecturale; published by Les Couleurs Suisse AG

244 4320B 245 4320C blanc ivoire rose vif terre sienne brulee 59 251 4320J terre d'ombre brulee 59 ocre jaune clair

terre sienne claire 59 bleu outremer fonce le rubis ■- Le Corbusier® colour name

A wealth of variety A reduced form, clear structure, high user friendliness – LS 990 is the classic among flat switches and has been inspiring architects and owners for over 50 years. LS ZERO is installed flush and impresses with its particularly restrained design. LS CUBE, on the other hand, as the stylish surface-mounted version is the solution for all areas where flush mounting is either not possible or not wanted.

LS ZERO is the consistently flush-mounted switch range from JUNG. It is installed in such a way that it provides flowing, level transitions between switches and surfaces. Through the unique combination of flush-mounted switch design and the colours of Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier, a particularly timeless aesthetic arises.

LS 1912 The LS 1912 toggle switch unifies a classic switch with the technical demands of today. In the version with cylindrical toggle lever, the LS 1912 is available in the colours from Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier and opens up a broad spectrum of design possibilities and functions. The LS 1912 is available as switches, push-buttons or multi push-buttons and combined with a KNX push-button interface also as a KNX push-button.

The aesthetic of switching TOGGLE SWITCH 1-GANG TOGGLE SWITCH 4-GANG VERTICAL The material and mechanics lend the LS 1912 switch a very particular charm. The switch mechanism is designed so that the cover closes flush with the frame. Only the toggle lever rises out of the unit as a style element. Depending on the desired effect in the room, LS 1912 in Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier can be mounted vertically or horizontally.

© INTERIOR DESIGN: LNID – LUKASNOBILI INTERDISCIPLINARY.DESIGN, PHOTO: HENRIK SCHIPPER

Light switches, sockets, multimedia sockets, rotary dimmers, KNX push-buttons, indoor stations for intercom systems and much more – the product portfolio in the colours of Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier covers a wide functional spectrum.

The JUNG emergency system is used for emergency calls from WCs in hospitals, care locations and publicly accessible buildings such as sport and leisure facilities or office and administrative buildings. Based on the Polychromie Architecturale of Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier, JUNG and FSB produce certified products of a special quality which can be combined harmoniously. Accessibility in ruby red: JUNG light switch, socket and emergency system and door handle from FSB in the colour 32101 rouge rubia.

© ARCHITECTURE: INTERCON, PHOTOS: INTERCON

Apartment building AM 41, Barcelona In Barcelona, a former hospital has been converted into a modern apartment building. Many historic details of the architecture – such as the Catalan vaulted ceilings – were able to be retained in the conversion and were lavishly restored. The typical tiled floors of the region were given a modern reinterpretation. A special detail of every apartment are the generously designed, open kitchens. Their succinct colour scheme is oriented on to the famous colour keyboard of Le Corbusier. For the visible electrical installation within the kitchen units, the planners...