Crombie Taylor: Modern Architecture, Building Restoration, and the Rediscovery of Louis Sullivan

Features Taylor's works, teachings and restorations of Sullivan's projects and chronicles the process of merging a stark, reductive, modernist vocabulary with the polychromatic and ornamental language evident in Sullivan's work. This richly illustrated publication is more than a presentation of the works of two prolific architects; it provides an underlying presentation of the reciprocal nature of influence on an architectural work.