New Zealand · Art & Architecture · Hard
Answer: Warren and Mahoney — Warren and Mahoney's 1956 Dorset Street flats, with exposed concrete, bold structural expression, and honest materiality, launched a distinct regional Brutalist idiom that influenced a generation of architects.
Warren and Mahoney's 1956 Dorset Street flats, with exposed concrete, bold structural expression, and honest materiality, launched a distinct regional Brutalist idiom that influenced a generation of architects.