The Country Houses of David Adler
“Because of Salny's efforts, Adler's work may be getting more national attention today than it did when he was alive. . . . Although it's primarily an architectural study, Salny's book is also valuable as social history.” (Edward Gunts - The [Chicago] Sun)“An exploration of Adler's best projects…the images in the book are black and white…[but] Salny's detailed descriptions of Adler's homes bring to each a full-depth of color.” (Lisa Vincenti - Shelter Chicago)“If more studies of this quality emerge, we [would] have a much more comprehensive view of American architecture in the early twentieth century.” (Susan Frazer - Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians)“Richly illustrated…unveils the broad scope of the architect's oeuvre as well as intimate looks at the characteristic features and details unique to each house.” (From House To Home)