British modernist architecture is captured in Robert Clayton’s unique, sharp and graphic photographic style.

“Provision – Architecture of the Post-War Consensus” is a collection of beautiful, carefully observed colour images that present buildings in their best possible light, perhaps how they might have been first viewed on completion, when a bold new vision of modernity was being rapidly created in the post-war era. The architecture provided housing, education, leisure, health benefits in parallel with shared prosperity for all.

Examining this architectural revolution, Clayton reminds us that a different, more equal, era did exist when the built environment attempted to provide for us all and even attempted Utopia.

Beautifully captured within Robert Clayton’s photo book, produced by Stay Free Publishing its destined to be a must-have coffee table book for twentieth century architecture fans – a tome of stunning imagery that caters for the ever growing interest in this unique era of mid-century British architectural achievement. The book includes written contributions from Owen Hatherley, Barnabas Calder and Catherine Croft.

Of Robert Clayton’s book, available HERE its also received incredible accolades from some of the biggest hitters in mid century and brutalist architecture.