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firm active: 1907-1921 minneapolis, minnesota :: chicago, illinois |
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Competitions and Exhibitions
Early on, the firm presented their work to the public and to their peers in a series of exhibitions. Architectural clubs in Chicago, Pittsburgh, and other thriving, mostly Midwestern cities held annual gatherings to which many progressive architects submitted entries. The firm also entered a variety of competitions, the entries mostly consisting of designs for small, affordable houses. The work of the practice was honored with the first full scale, academically-oriented galleries of their work shown at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1953.
- Chicago Architectural Club Exhibition (1908)
- Second Cornell Exhibition (1912) [Virtual recreation]
- Federal Parliament Buildings Competition (Canberra, Australia 1914)
- Minnesota State Art Commission Competitions
- Walker Art Center Exhibition (1953)
research courtesy mark hammons