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   Jan 30, 2019 · The Guaranty Building is one of Sullivan’s best works. It’s incredible that it barely survived the demolition frenzy the country embarked upon in the 1960’s, 70’s and 80’s. And lucky for us, it was saved from the wrecking ball by preservationist Jack Randall, with the help of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan in the late 1970’s after ...

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2. www.archiinterio.com › magazine › the-wainwrightThe Wainwright Building: Louis Sullivan's Architectural ...

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   Dec 25, 2023 · Guaranty Building (Buffalo, New York) Built in 1895, the Guaranty Building is a masterpiece of Sullivan's work, known for its stunning terra cotta detailing and pioneering use of steel framing, which allowed for its distinctive vertical design.

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   What is Sullivan's Guaranty?

   • As the last of Adler and Sullivan's tall steel office buildings, the Guaranty responds in form and ornament not only to Sullivan's aesthetic program, but also to functional and constructive demands of the type articulated by Adler and others, and to an urban context of monumental architecture in Buffalo's civic center.

   Adler and Sullivan's Guaranty Building in Buffalo

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   What is Sullivan's Guaranty Building?

   • Built in 1895, the Guaranty Building is a masterpiece of Sullivan's work, known for its stunning terra cotta detailing and pioneering use of steel framing, which allowed for its distinctive vertical design.

   The Wainwright Building: Louis Sullivan's Architectural Triumph

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   Why is it called a 'Guaranty Building'?

   • "Guaranty" T he building was intended to be named after Hascal L. Taylor (1830-1894), the Buffalonian who commissioned Dankmar Adler (1844-1900) and Louis Sullivan (1856-1924) to build what he wanted to be "the largest and best office building in the city."

   History - The Guaranty Building - buffaloah.com

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   Who built the Guaranty Building?

   • The Guaranty was never meant to be the Guaranty Building. It was the brainchild of a Buffalonian businessman Hascal T. Taylor to construct a speculative office building in the developing downtown district called "The Taylor Building."

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   Guaranty Building. This building is world famous for two reasons: 1 - It has great historical value because it is an early skyscraper (the last building designed by Adler and Sullivan), and. 2 - The interior and exterior Art Nouveau ornamentation is aesthetically exquisite. Constructed by the Guaranty Construction Company of Chicago in 1895-96 ...

5. www.urbanremainschicago.com › news-and-events › 2021louis sullivan's 1896 guaranty building: a photographic study ...

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   Aug 6, 2021 · the wainwright building may fairly be said to have revolutionized the emergent form of the skyscraper, with ramifications felt for the next hundred years. the guaranty building is a refinement and perfection of the form which the wainwright found, and its transfiguration into a spirit of design.

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   Mar 1, 1996 · As the last of Adler and Sullivan's tall steel office buildings, the Guaranty responds in form and ornament not only to Sullivan's aesthetic program, but also to functional and constructive demands of the type articulated by Adler and others, and to an urban context of monumental architecture in Buffalo's civic center.

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7. www.re-thinkingthefuture.com › know-yourLouis Sullivan: 15 Projects by “Father of Skyscrapers” - RTF

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   Ornamentation is one of the most defining characteristics of Guaranty. The Guaranty Building’s striking terra cotta facade is adorned with gorgeous, intricate details. Sullivan sought to connect the building to the natural world by creating ornamentation inspired by the spreading branches of a tree at the top of the building.

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   The Guaranty Building, which is now called the Prudential Building, was designed by Louis Sullivan and Dankmar Adler, and built in Buffalo, New York. Sullivan's design for the building was based on his belief that "form follows function".