For 10 points, name this school of architecture based in the barebones designs of Le Corbusier that takes its name from the French word for concrete.
Many of the critical texts on this school were written by Reyner Banham.  Unintentional practitioners of this style include Sigurd Lerewentz and Oswald Mathias Ungers, while Stirling and Gowan abandoned the moniker for fear of losing business.  Many of the buildings at the Istituto Marchiondi Spagliardi were created by its main Italian proponent, Vittoriano Vigano.  A school at Hunstanton is one example of the "new" form of this style championed by Alison and Peter Smithson, who called it "an ethic, not an aesthetic.  For 10 points, name this school of architecture based in the barebones designs of Le Corbusier that takes its name from the French word for concrete.
Many of the critical texts on this school were written by Reyner Banham.  
(New) Brutalism