His early commissions were largely religious, including a tabernacle for Dwight Moody and a job on the interior of the Sinai Synagogue.
His early commissions were largely religious, including a tabernacle for Dwight Moody and a job on the interior of the Sinai Synagogue. He would also work in brick and terracotta, matching buildings to their neighborhood as exemplified by The Home Building Association Bank in Newark, Ohio and the Merchant's Union Bank in Columbus, Wisconsin. During this period, he also built houses for the Babsons and Bradleys. FTP, name this man who designed a free-standing tower atop his Schiller Building and won three medals for his Transportation Building for the Columbian Exposition, an architect who used steel and sandstone in St. Louis for his Wainwright Building.
His early commissions were largely religious, including a tabernacle for Dwight Moody and a job on the interior of the Sinai Synagogue.
Louis {Sullivan}