Original sentence: As he continued to publish ground-breaking, intellectually rich, unconventional essays on the history and theory of architecture, and became a permanent resident of the United States (becoming a US citizen towards the end of his life) he went on to influence many other architects, students, and architectural educators during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s at a time when there was a move towards Postmodern architecture with which he may be partly associated - though only to a very limited extent, since his range of ideas placed him far outside any particular style of architecture.Between 1950 and his death he published a number of widely influential papers that influenced modern architecture by uncovering a conceptual relationship between modernity and tradition, specifically Classicism in all its manifestations, and Modern Movement "white architecture".His chief significance was as a teacher and writer on these subjects, which greatly influenced architectural thinking.Rowe was among the first to openly denounce what he described as the failure of modern movement urban planning, because of what he considered its destructive effects on the historic city; many of his most important books and essays are more concerned with urban form than with architectural language
Edited sentence: As he continued to publish ground-breaking, intellectually rich, unconventional essays on the history and theory of architecture, and became a permanent resident of the United States (becoming a US citizen towards the end of his life) he went on to influence many other architects, students, and architectural educators during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s at a time when there was a move towards Postmodern architecture, a cultural fashion now defunct with which he may be partly associated - though only to a very limited extent, since his erudition and the range of ideas that interested him placed him far beyond the narrow constraints of any passing cultural  fashion or "ism".Between 1950 and his death he published a number of widely influential papers that revolutionised modern architecture by uncovering a profound conceptual relationship between modernity and tradition, specifically Classicism in all its manifestations, and Modern Movement "white architecture".His chief importance was as a teacher and writer on these subjects, which greatly influenced architectural thinking.Rowe was among the first to openly denounce the failure of modern movement urban planning, because of its destructive effects on the historic city; many of his most important books and essays are more concerned with urban form than with architectural language