<p><strong>'Crammed to bursting with valuable evidence and sharp insight... undoubtedly makes an important contribution to the contemporary re-evaluation of architectural modernism.' - </strong><em>RIBA</em><br /><strong>'A remarkably detailed account...Gold's book is a beautifully researched and gently ironical account of events and ideologies that are slipping away from living memory.'</strong> <strong>-</strong> <em>The Architects' Journal</em></p><p><strong>'The definitive account of British involvement in the modern movement.'</strong> <em>- Deborah Lewittes, JSAH, 2005</em></p><p><strong>'His [Gold's] discussions of the MARS Group's exhibition <em>New Architecture</em> (1938) and reconstruction scheme for London ... remain the most useful analyses of these activities.'</strong> <em>- Deborah Lewittes, JSAH, 2005</em></p><p><strong>'A crucial step toward an in-depth account of modern architecture in Britain.'</strong> <em>- Deborah Lewittes, JSAH, 2005</em></p>