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Interwar: British Architecture 1919-39 Nature_Gift_Guide Not just a book aboutBritish architecture between the wars is most famous for the rise of modernism the flat roofs, clean lines and concrete of the Isokon flats in Hampstead and the Penguin Pool at London Zoo but the reality was far more diverse. As the modernists came of age and the traditionalists began to decline, there arose a rich variety of styles and tastes in Britain and across the empire, a variety that reflected the restless zeitgeist of the years before the