English Architect is a term used to describe two prominent architects from England, Sir Christopher WREN and Sir John Soane. WREN was a renowned English architect, astronomer, geometer, and mathematician who designed many of London's most iconic buildings, including St Paul's Cathedral. Soane was an English architect who designed many neoclassical buildings, including the Bank of England. Both WREN and Soane are considered to be among the most influential architects in British history.