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Louis Sullivan (1856-1924) was an American architect, known for his partnership with Dankmar Adler as Adler & Sullivan, designing over 100 buildings. He is also recognized for mentoring Frank Lloyd Wright and other architects of the Chicago School. His notable buildings include the Union Trust Building and Guaranty Building.
Quick Facts
Born
1856 · Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Died
1924
Nationality
American