Le Corbusier and his cousin Pierre Jeanneret designed the Chandigarh College of Architecture as part of the original master plan — a low concrete building of cantilevered slabs and brise-soleil arranged around an internal courtyard. It is still in active use as a school of architecture, and the building is one of the most under-appreciated minor Corbusian works in the city.
There is a small archive and exhibition space inside displaying drawings, models and original Jeanneret furniture; access is informal and depends on whether you can find someone to let you in. Combine with a walk through Sector 10's cultural cluster — the Government Museum, the Sculpture Garden, and the College are all on the same campus.