The same contrast is to be found in the interior spaces: open floor plans with pilotis vs enclosed spaces divided by load bearing walls. Comparing the inner courtyard is near impossible for Villa Savoye doesn’t have any – or you should want to compare it with the spacious first floor terrace.

Mind you, while Le Corbusier easily could have opted for “dissolved corner openings”, he specifically chose fenêtres en longueur instead.

I do think it a very well executed design – I particularly like the courtyard and its upper floor gallery – but I’d have to look very hard in order to find any echoes of the cinq points de l’architecture moderne for which of course the Villa Savoya is a prime example.