Industrialization (mainly Chicago)

Marshall Field Wholesale Store

H.H Richardson

-Disciplining the Picturesque

-Real growth of industrialization and growth within the civilization

-Begins ideas of shifting Architecture into a mold for Modern and Industrial Architecture
- Building displays force and as a representation of its government / Presence of corporation
- Building is eclectic
- Lacks decor and displays as simple but is known as monumentality

The Rookery

Burham and Root

- Terracotta fireproof bricks
- Electric Elevator Bricks
- Invention of elevator constrictions
- Displays as different buildings stacked on top of each other

Monadnock Building

Burham and Root

- Tallest Masonry brick building and still hold that today
- Completely 6" brick building
- No decor and flares out at top and bottom and sides are cut into curves of tilting

William LeBaron Jenny

- Home Insurance Building
- First Leiter Store, New York
- Geometric purpose of steel frame
- Second Leiter Store
- Logic of steel frames

Wainwright Building

St. Louis

Louis Sullivan

- Central Business District
- Divides between three different levels
- First level acts as a base full of glass and shopping centers
- Suppression of horizontal aspects for more emphasis on vertical aspects in correlation to the growing capitalization and corporations
- Terracotta bricks along with stone and very detailed engraved elements
- Each floor has different engravings and pattern

Chicago Auditorium

Louis Sullivan & Adler

- Immediate feeling and impression is prioritized
- First examples of Wainwright

Guaranty Building

Buffalo, NY

Louis Sullivan & Adler

- Engraved columns represent new architectural elements
- Organic solutions