Interwar

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The book provides an in-depth exploration of British architecture during the interwar period, highlighting the diverse styles that emerged as modernism gained prominence. It challenges previous historical narratives by showcasing lesser-known movements alongside traditional designs, reflecting the cultural shifts of the era. Authored by Gavin Stamp, a prominent architectural critic, this work serves as both a historical account and a portrait of a nation in transition, marking a significant contribution to the understanding of architectural evolution in Britain from the Great War to the Blitz.