The individuals in question were British architects who significantly influenced architectural theory and practice in the mid-20th century. Their work, often associated with New Brutalism, emphasized raw materials and functional design. A notable example is the Hunstanton Secondary Modern School, a project that clearly illustrates their design philosophy.
Their contributions are considered crucial in shaping post-war architectural discourse. They challenged prevailing architectural norms, advocating for a more direct and honest approach to building. Their ideas contributed to a re-evaluation of urban planning and social housing, impacting subsequent generations of architects and urban planners.
