The article illustrates a prototype developed by the office Dogma for communal living which is a reinterpreation of Le Corbusier’s project for Villa Bazieau built in Carthage (1928-30). Dogma’s prototype is also a reinterpretation of both Le Corbusier’s five points—free plan, free façade, pilotis, ribbon window and rooftop garden—and of the ‘third composition’ presented in his famous plate titled ‘Les 4 compositions’ and published in the first volume of "Le Corbsuier Ouvre complete".