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Architect Le Corbusier conceived the standard line, the basis for logical and rational architectural composition, standardization, and standardization, from a geometric proportional system that becomes an architectural order and norm, and used it as a design strategy to realize the composition principle of modern architecture. This study classifies the La Roche-Jeanneret housing plan to which Le Corbusier's concept of the standard line is applied from a process perspective and analyzes it around the plane to study the specific composition and meaning of the standard line inside and outside. As a result of the study, the standard line type is a square or similar square of substantial and specific dimensions. In addition, it responds by maintaining organic composition adjustments and types such as functional dimensions, arrangement, expansion, and subdivision according to changes in external and internal planning conditions such as the number of land and households, properties of shape and space, connection process and importance. The flexibility, variability, and persistence of such composition showed that the standard line was not a formal tool for architectural composition, but a result of ideas and a design strategy to realize the composition concept.