Punta Tragara Hotel
Le Corbusier (attributed / design influence) · Capri, Italy · 1920
Punta Tragara Hotel occupies one of Capri’s most spectacular cliffside positions, overlooking the Faraglioni rocks. The building is associated with early twentieth-century villa and hospitality culture, and its design history is often linked to modern architectural circles and Le Corbusier’s presence on Capri. Its importance for ArchiAtlas is primarily spatial: terraces, rooms, and circulation are arranged to intensify the relationship between architecture and panoramic landscape. The hotel demonstrates how Capri’s cliff-edge architecture turns views into structure, program, and identity. As a private commercial property, it is not a conventional public monument, but its exterior presence and setting make it a key stop in understanding Capri’s architectural mythology.