This man's written works include a collection of 52 essays entitled Kindergarten Chats and The Autobiography of an Idea.
This man's written works include a collection of 52 essays entitled Kindergarten Chats and The Autobiography of an Idea. His namesake T-shaped bungalow was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, while a building this man originally designed for R. Deimel & Brothers, the Dexter Building, was destroyed in a 2006 fire. Larry Millet's book The Curve of the Arch is about another building designed by this man that features two huge arched windows and green terracotta trim, the National Farmer's Bank of Owatonna. His only work in New York is the Bayard Building, and he criticized Daniel Burnham for that man's classicism after designing the modernist Transportation Building for the Columbian Exposition. His other Chicago buildings include his last collaboration with Dankmar Adler, the Carson, Pirie, Scott Building, and he also designed Clinton, Iowa's Van Allen Building. For 10 points, identify this Chicago School architect of St. Louis's Sullivan building, who believed that "form follows function."
This man's written works include a collection of 52 essays entitled Kindergarten Chats and The Autobiography of an Idea.
Louis Henri {Sullivan}