British Functionalism

British Functionalism is a theories of architecture and design that emphasizes how buildings and structures serve their practical functions effectively. It prioritizes utility, safety, and efficiency, with an emphasis on the purpose of a space guiding its form and features. The approach avoids unnecessary ornamentation, focusing instead on straightforward, well-organized designs that meet the needs of users. Key figures like architect Walter Gropius promoted the idea that form should follow function, ensuring that structures are not only aesthetically pleasing but also serve their intended roles efficiently and reliably.