United States architect known for his steel framed skyscrapers and for coining the phrase `form follows function' (1856-1924)
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Well, in that case, thank you for bringing me home, Captain Sullivan.
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Say good night to Miss Faversham and thank you to Captain Sullivan.
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He plays the game the right way, Penguins coach Mike Sullivan said.
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Ms Sullivan said they can't say any more, due to privacy reasons.
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So it's possible you are far more offensive to him, Mr. Sullivan.
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He issued instructions that anticipated by many years Louis Sullivan's famous admonition that form must follow function.
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Such a man is Louis Sullivan, though it must be admitted that not always has he achieved success.
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Due tribute has been paid to Mr. Louis Sullivan as an architect in the first essay of this volume.
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The Auditorium alone had taken nearly three years to build and driven Louis Sullivan to the brink of physical collapse.
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Psychiatrist Dr. Ira Pauly, head of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Nevada, shows writer tapes of Louis Sullivan, an F.T.M.
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The architect Louis Sullivan went further, arguing that beauty in architecture (and by implication in the other useful arts) arises when form follows function.
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Louis Sullivan, engorged with praise and awards for his Transportation Building-especiallyits Golden Door-againtook up his work with Dankmar Adler but under changed circumstances.