 Various groups with often conflicting views were active in this organization; for example, members with a scientific approach to architecture without aesthetic premises (Rationalists), members who regarded architecture as an art form (Le Corbusier), members who were proponents of high- or low-rise building (Ernst May), members supporting a course of reform after World War II (Team 10), members of the old guard and so on.Individual members of the small splinter group Team 10 laid the foundations for Structuralism.The influence of this team was later interpreted by second generation protagonist Herman Hertzberger when he said