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The 12 pages that link to Louis Sullivan, each with the reason it gives.

• ChicagoRelated: His Chicago skyscrapers and ideas influenced generations of architects.

• Frank Lloyd WrightRelated: Wright worked in Sullivan’s office and called him a formative mentor.

• Pritzker Architecture PrizeRelated: The prize medal’s design draws on a motif associated with his work.

• ElevatorRelated: His tall office buildings developed alongside the elevator's growing practicality.

• Buffalo, New YorkRelated: His Guaranty Building in Buffalo is a landmark of early steel-frame architecture.

• Organic architectureRelated: His principle that form follows function influenced Wright's account of organic form.

• Chicago School (architecture)Related: His Chicago buildings joined new structural possibilities with distinctive ornament.

• Daniel BurnhamCompared with: Sullivan criticized the classical design ideals Burnham promoted through the City Beautiful movement.

• Form follows functionRelated: His skyscraper essay gave the principle its most influential architectural formulation.

• William Le Baron JenneyRelated: Sullivan worked in Jenney’s office before becoming a leading architect of the Chicago School.

• Henry Hobson RichardsonRelated: Sullivan’s early designs reflect the influence of Richardson’s monumental forms and masonry.

• Architecture in the United StatesRelated: His designs and ideas influenced the emergence of modern commercial architecture.