He criticized Daniel Burnham for that man's classicism and designed the modernist  Transportation Building for the Columbian Exposition.
He criticized Daniel Burnham for that man's classicism and designed the modernist  Transportation Building for the Columbian Exposition. His other buildings in Chicago include the Carson Pirie Scott department store and the Auditorium Building for Roosevelt University, and  he worked with Dankmer Adler on his most famous project, a red, ten-story skyscraper in St.  Louis. Coining the phrase "form follows function," for 10 points, identify this American architect, mentor to Frank Lloyd Wright and designer of the Wainwright building, the father of skyscrapers.
He criticized Daniel Burnham for that man's classicism and designed the modernist  Transportation Building for the Columbian Exposition.
Louis Henri {Sullivan}