In one book, he suggests that architects should employ their childlike reactions when designing buildings and targets the architect of the Fisher Building.
In one book, he suggests that architects should employ their childlike reactions when designing buildings and targets the architect of the Fisher Building. This man protested the classical architectural style of the Columbian Exposition by designing a building with a massive foil-covered "Golden Door." In addition to the Transportation Building, he designed a red-brick building with two arches that is inlaid with terracotta in Owatonna. That building, the National Farmer's (*) Bank, is one of his namesake "Jewel Boxes." A frieze with bulls-eye windows is found below the cornice of his most famous building, a ten-story collaboration with Dankmar Adler. That building, found in St. Louis, is considered one of the first skyscrapers. For 10 points, name this architect of the Wainwright Building who said, "form follows function."
In one book, he suggests that architects should employ their childlike reactions when designing buildings and targets the architect of the Fisher Building.
Louis Sullivan