ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY: Progressive Architecture in The Architectural Record, 1891-1925
Subject Index

Articles mainly concerned with a subject, if any, are listed first, then plates or other illustrations of specific buildings.  The citation for the whole article is given here.  Individual page references may be determined by consulting the facsimile document (as they become available).  Significant progressive European architects are also noted.
 

bullet Adler & Sullivan, Architects
bullet Adler, Dankmar.  “The Chicago Auditorium.”  Vol. I, #4 [April-June, 1892], pp. 415-434.
bullet Schuyler, Montgomery.  “"The Economics of Steel Frame Construction," or alternately titled, “A Critique of the Works of Adler and Sullivan.” {need volume citation}  December, 1895.

Buildings

bullet Schiller Theater and Building (Chicago, Illinois): Desmond, Harry W.  “Modern Architecture—A Conversation.”  Vol. I, #3 [January-March, 1892], pp. 276-280.
bulletBoberg, Ferdinand
bullet Stockholm Post Office (Stockholm, Sweden): “Contemporary Swedish Architecture.”  Vol. XXV, #3 [March, 1909], pp. 167-177.
bullet Nordische Kreditbank (Stockholm, Sweden): “Contemporary Swedish Architecture.”  Vol. XXV, #3 [March, 1909], pp. 167-177.
bulletBurnham, Daniel H.
bullet Wright, Frank Lloyd.  Letter to the Editor, regarding the death of Daniel H. Burnham.  Vol. XXXII, [#?] [August, 1912], p. 184.
bulletDrummond, William
bullet William Drummond residence (River Forest, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.
bullet John A. Klesert residence (River Forest, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.
bulletGill, Irving J.
bullet George W. Fulford residence (San Diego, California): Croly, Herbert D.  “The Country House in California.”  Vol. XXXIV, # 4 [December, 1913], pp. 483-519.
bullet Roorbach, E. M.  “The Garden Apartments of California.”  Vol. XXXIV, #4 [December, 1913], pp. 520-530.

Photographs of Bella Vista Terrace (Sierra Madre) and the Darst houses (San Diego).

bullet Greene and Greene, Architects
bullet “An Architect of Bungalows in California.”  Vol. XX, #4 [October, 1906], pp. 306-315.

 Illustrations of the Tichenor, Hollister, Willett, Libby, Claypole, Bandini, Halsted, Camp, and Reeve houses. 

bullet Croly, Herbert D.  “The Country House in California.”  Vol. XXXIV, # 4 [December, 1913], pp. 483-519.

Illustrated with photographs of Pratt residence (Nordhoff), J. H. Thorsen residence (Berkeley), D. R. Gamble residence (Pasadena), J. W. McNeill residence (Pasadena), Hollister residence (Pasadena), Claypole residence (Pasadena), Freeman Ford residence (Pasadena), and J. N. Culbertson residence (Pasadena).

bullet Griffin, Marion Mahony
 
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Adolph Mueller residence (Decatur, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.

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Robert Mueller residence (Decatur, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.
 

bulletGriffin, Walter Burley
bulletAustralian Parliament Buildings (Canberra, Australia): “Plans for Australia’s Capital.”  Vol. XXXII, [#?] [October, 1912], pp. 389-390.
bulletAustralian Parliament Buildings (Canberra, Australia): “Canberra, the New Capital City of Australia: Walter Burley Griffin, Architect.”  Vol. XXXII, #4 [November, 1912], pp. 423-430.
bullet Mary H. Bovee residence (Evanston, Illinois): “Some Houses by Walter Burley Griffin.”  Vol. XXVIII, #4 [October, 1910], pp. 307-310.
bulletChicago Subdivision Master Plan: Lippincott, Roy A.  “The Chicago Architectural Club: Notes on the 26th Annual Exhibition.”  Vol. XXXIII, #6 [June, 1913], pp. 567-573.
bullet Emery residence (Elmhurst, Illinois): Plates, Vol. XXIII, #6 [June, 1908], pp. 443, 486-499.
bullet Ralph D. Griffin residence (Edwardsville, Illinois): Plates.  Residences by Walter Burley Griffin.  Vol. XXXII, [#?] [October, 1912], pp. 380-382.
bulletHarry E. Gunn residence (Chicago, Illinois): Plates.  Residences by Walter Burley Griffin.  Vol. XXXII, [#?] [October, 1912], pp. 380-382.
bullet F. W. Itte and Phillip Itte residence (Chicago, Illinois):  “Some Houses by Walter Burley Griffin.”  Vol. XXVIII, #4 [October, 1910], pp. 307-310.
bullet J. B. Moulton residence (Rogers Park, Chicago, Illinois): “Some Houses by Walter Burley Griffin.”  Vol. XXVIII, #4 [October, 1910], pp. 307-310.
bullet W. S. Orth residence (Kenilworth, Illinois): “Some Houses by Walter Burley Griffin.”  Vol. XXVIII, #4 [October, 1910], pp. 307-310.
bulletJensen, Jens
bullet Garfield Park (Chicago, Illinois):  “Chicago Parks and Their Landscape Architecture.”  Vol. XXIV, # 1 [July, 1908], pp. 19-30.
bullet Humbolt Park (Chicago, Illinois): “Chicago Parks and Their Landscape Architecture.”  Vol. XXIV, # 1 [July, 1908], pp. 19-30.
bullet Maher, George W.
bullet “A Plea for an Indigenous Art.”  Vol. XXI, #6 [June, 1907], pp. 429-433.

Illustrations include the University Building (Evanston, Illinois), John Farson residence (Oak Park, Illinois), and Harry Rubens residence (Glencoe, Illinois).

bullet Wight, Peter B.  “The Winona Savings Bank and Winona National Bank Bulding, Winona Minnesota: George W. Maher, Architect.”  Vol. XLI, #1 [January, 1917], pp. 36-50.
bullet Plates. Work by George W. Maher.  Vol. XLI, #4 [April, 1917], pp. 359-366.

Illustrations of the E. L. King residence [“Rockledge”] (Winona, Minnesota), Sears Public School (Kenilworth, Illinois), Administration Building, and J. R. Watkins Medical Company (Winona, Minnesota).

Buildings

bulletE. L. King residence, aka “Rockledge” (Winona, Minnesota): Tallmadge, Thomas E.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. 52, # 4 [October, 1922], pp. 284-307.
bullet Benjamin Odell residence (Kenilworth, Illinois): Plate. Residence of Benjamin Odell (Kenilworth, Illinois), by George W. Maher. Vol. 46, #4 [October, 1919], p. 348.
bullet J. Hall Taylor residence (Oak Park, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.
bullet Sidney Ossoski residence (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.
bullet Nimmons and Fellows, Architects
bullet Federal Cigar Company Building (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Utilitarian Architecture at Chicago.”  Vol. XXVII, #2 [February, 1910], pp. 189-198.
bullet Decorative Tile Panel, Franklin Press Building: Lippincott, Roy A.  “The Chicago Architectural Club: Notes on the 26th Annual Exhibition.”  Vol. XXXIII, #6 [June, 1913], pp. 567-573.
bullet Hoyt Wholesale Grocery Company (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Utilitarian Architecture at Chicago.”  Vol. XXVII, #2 [February, 1910], pp. 189-198.
bullet Kling Brothers & Co. Clothing Factory (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Utilitarian Architecture at Chicago.”  Vol. XXVII, #2 [February, 1910], pp. 189-198.
bullet Railway Terminal and Warehouse Building (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Utilitarian Architecture at Chicago.”  Vol. XXVII, #2 [February, 1910], pp. 189-198.
bullet Perkins, Dwight H.
bullet Albert G. Lane Technical High School (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Public School Architecture at Chicago: The Work of Dwight H. Perkins.”  Vol. XXVII, #6 [June, 1910], pp. 494-512. 
bullet Bernhard Moos School (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Public School Architecture at Chicago: The Work of Dwight H. Perkins.”  Vol. XXVII, #6 [June, 1910], pp. 494-512. 
bullet Stephen K. Hayt Elementary School (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Public School Architecture at Chicago: The Work of Dwight H. Perkins.”  Vol. XXVII, #6 [June, 1910], pp. 494-512. 
bullet George W. Tilton School (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Public School Architecture at Chicago: The Work of Dwight H. Perkins.”  Vol. XXVII, #6 [June, 1910], pp. 494-512. 
bullet Friedrich Ludwig Jahn School (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Public School Architecture at Chicago: The Work of Dwight H. Perkins.”  Vol. XXVII, #6 [June, 1910], pp. 494-512. 
bullet William Penn School (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Public School Architecture at Chicago: The Work of Dwight H. Perkins.”  Vol. XXVII, #6 [June, 1910], pp. 494-512. 
bullet Rodgers School (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Public School Architecture at Chicago: The Work of Dwight H. Perkins.”  Vol. XXVII, #6 [June, 1910], pp. 494-512. 
bullet Jesse Spalding School for Crippled Children (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Public School Architecture at Chicago: The Work of Dwight H. Perkins.”  Vol. XXVII, #6 [June, 1910], pp. 494-512. 
bullet Pond and Pond, Architects
bullet Tulane Building (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Utilitarian Architecture at Chicago.”  Vol. XXVII, #2 [February, 1910], pp. 189-198.
bullet Chicago Telephone Company Toll and Long Distance Building (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Utilitarian Architecture at Chicago.”  Vol. XXVII, #2 [February, 1910], pp. 189-198.
bullet Purcell and Elmslie, Architects
bullet Edward W. Decker summer residence (Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.
bullet“Mark Ross residence” (Amy Hamilton Hunter residence, Flossmore, Illinois): Tallmadge, Thomas E.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. 52, # 4 [October, 1922], pp. 284-307.
bullet Purcell, William Gray (attributed).  Letter to the Editor, “The Platform of a Progressive Architect.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], p. 497.
bulletSaarinen, Eliel
bullet Sullivan, Louis H.  “The Chicago Tribune Competition.”  Vol. 53, #2 [February, 1923], pp. 151-157.
bullet Schmidt, Garden, and Martin, Architects
bullet Humboldt Park (Chicago, Illinois): “Chicago Parks and Their Landscape Architecture.”  Vol. XXIV, # 1 [July, 1908], pp. 19-30.
bullet Warehouse for Montgomery Ward and Company (Chicago, Illinois): Plate, Vol. XXIII, # 3 [March, 1908], p. 228.
bullet Montgomery Ward and Company Mail Order Store and Warehouse (Chicago, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Utilitarian Architecture at Chicago.”  Vol. XXVII, #2 [February, 1910], pp. 189-198.
bullet Spencer, Robert, Jr. (Spencer and Powers, Architects)
bullet Adams residence (Indianapolis, Indiana): “Two Houses by Robert Spencer, Jr.”  Vol. XIX, #4 [April, 1906], pp. 295-305.
bullet J. A. Davis residence (Knoxville, Tennessee): Tallmadge, Thomas E.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. 52, # 4 [October, 1922], pp. 284-307.
bulletMagnus house (Winnetka, Illinois): “Two Houses by Robert C. Spencer, Jr.”  Vol. XX, #4 [October, 1906], pp. 323-334.
bulletPercy residence (Galesburg, Illinois): “Two Houses by Robert Spencer, Jr.”  Vol. XIX, #4 [April, 1906], pp. 295-305.
bullet Waterman house (Parkersburg, West Virginia): “Two Houses by Robert C. Spencer, Jr.”  Vol. XX, #4 [October, 1906], pp. 323-334.
bulletSteele, William S.
bullet H. H. Everist residence (Sioux City, Iowa), Vol. 56, #5 [November, 1924], pp. 391-392, 451-452.
bulletSullivan, Louis H.
bullet Bragdon, Claude.  “Architecture in the United States, I: The Birth of Taste.”  Vol. XXV, #6 [June, 1909], pp. 425-433.
bullet Rebori, A. N.  “An Architecture of Democracy: Three Recent Examples from the Work Of Louis H. Sullivan.”  Vol. XXXIX, #5 [May, 1916], pp. 436-465.

Text, with drawings and photographs illustrating Merchants National Bank (Grinnell, Iowa), The Home Building Association (Newark, Ohio), and Land and Loan Office (Algona, Iowa).

bullet Rebori, A. N.  Obituary for Louis H. Sullivan.  Vol. 55, #6 [June, 1924], pp. 586-587.
bullet Wright, Frank Lloyd.  “Louis H. Sullivan: His Work.”  Vol. 56, #1 [July, 1924], pp. 28-32.
bullet Kimball, Jiske.  “Louis Sullivan: An Old Master.”  Vol. 57, # 4 [April, 1925], pp. 289-304.

Illustrated with renderings and photographs of works, including Wainwright Building (St. Louis, Missouri), Guaranty Building (Buffalo, New York), Trust and Savings Building (St. Louis, Missouri), Stock Exchange (Chicago, Illinois), Sullivan residence (Chicago, Illinois), Charnley residence (Chicago, Illinois), Auditorium Hotel Japanese Room (Chicago, Illinois), Transportation Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, Getty Tomb (Chicago, Illinois), and a large terra cotta model.

Buildings

bullet Henry B. Babson residence (Riverside, Illinois): “A Departure From Classic Tradition: Two Unusual Houses by Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright.”  Vol. XXX, #4 [October, 1911], pp. 326-338.
bullet Henry B. Babson residence (Riverside, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.
bulletCondict Building (New York, New York): Bragdon, Claude.  “Architecture in the United States, I: The Birth of Taste.”  Vol. XXV, #6 [June, 1909], pp. 425-433.
bullet Dooley Block (Salt Lake City, Utah): “Building in Salt Lake City.”  Vol. XXII, #1 [July, 1907], pp. 14-37.
bulletGuaranty-Prudential Building (Buffalo, New York): Bragdon, Claude.  “Architecture and Democracy, Before, After and During the War: I. Before the War.”  Vol. XLIV, #1 [July 1918], pp. 75-84.
bullet McCormick Building [aka Gage Building] (Chicago, Illinois): “Examples of Recent Architecture.”  Vol. VII, #4 [April-June, 1899].
bulletNational Farmers' Bank (Owatonna, Minnesota): Millett, Louis J.  “The National Farmers’ Bank of Owatonna, Minnesota: Louis H. Sullivan, Architect.”  Vol. XXIV, # 4 [October 1908], pp. 248-258. 
bulletNational Farmers' Bank (Owatonna, Minnesota): “Architect and Client.”  Vol. XXV, #1 [January, 1909], p. 68. 
bulletOpera House, project (Chicago, Illinois): Lippincott, Roy A.  “The Chicago Architectural Club: Notes on the 26th Annual Exhibition.”  Vol. XXXIII, #6 [June, 1913], pp. 567-573.
bullet Schlesinger and Mayer Store (Chicago, Illinois): “Examples of Recent Architecture.”  Vol. VII, #4 [April-June, 1899].
bulletSt. Nicolas Hotel (St. Louis, Missouri): Bragdon, Claude.  “Architecture in the United States, I: The Birth of Taste.”  Vol. XXV, #6 [June, 1909], pp. 425-433.
bulletRyerson Tomb [Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois): Plate.  Vol. X, #1 [July, 1900], pp. 34-35.
bullet Wainwright Memorial (St. Louis, Missouri): Plate.  Vol. X, #1 [July, 1900], pp. 34-35.
bullet Tallmadge and Watson, Architects
bullet Percy W. Andrews residence (Wilmette, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.
bullet Gustavus Babson residence (Oak Park, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.
bulletStephan Foster residence (Winnetka, Illinois): Tallmadge, Thomas E.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. 52, # 4 [October, 1922], pp. 284-307.
bullet James A. Green residence (Kenilworth, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.
bullet Charles Von Weller residence (Glencoe, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.
bulletVan Bergen, John S.
bullet C. Percy Skillin residence (Wilmette, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.
bulletVon Holst, Hermann V. (Von Holst and Fyfe, Architects)
bullet Adolph Mueller residence (Decatur, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.
bullet Robert Mueller residence (Decatur, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.
bullet Wagner, Otto
bullet “The Development of A Great City.”  Vol. XXXI, #5 [May, 1912], pp. 485-500.
bullet “An Appreciation of Otto Wagner.”  Vol. XXXI, #5 [May, 1912], pp. 485-500.

Drawings and photographs of various Wagner works in Vienna, Austria, including an entrance to the Imperial War Museum, Dam and Gates at Nundorf, Monument to Culture at Kaiser Franz-Joseph Municipal Museum, Steinhof Church, a house in Vienna, and a project for a University Library.

bulletWhite, Charles E. Jr.
bullet Curtis B. Camp residence (Oak Park, Illinois): Wight, Peter B. “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XL, #4 [October, 1916], pp. 291-322.
bullet E. H. Fahrney residence (Oak Park, Illinois): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.
bullet Wright, Frank Lloyd
bullet “In the Cause of Architecture.”  Vol. XXIII, # 3 [March, 1908], pp. 155-221.

Extensive photographs and/or plans, including the Larkin Building (Buffalo, New York),  Dana residence (Springfield, Illinois), Hickox residence (Kankakee, Illinois), B. Harley Bradley residence (Kankakee, Illinois), P. A. Beachey residence (Oak Park, Illinois), H. J. Ullman residence (Oak Park, Illinois), W. H. Winslow residence (Oak Park, Illinois), Thomas residence (Oak Park, Illinois), Arthur Heurtley residence (Oak Park, Illinois), F. F. Tomek residence, E. L. Martin residence (Oak Park, Illinois), W. A. Glasner residence (Glencoe, Illinois), Ward W. Willetts residence (Highland Park, Illinois), Robert Clark residence (Peoria, Illinois), Hillside Home School (Taliesin Estate, Spring Green, Wisconsin), Walter S. Gerts Summer Lodge (Birch Brook, Michigan), Charles S. Ross Summer Cottage (Lake Delavan, Wisconsin), George E. Gerts Summer Cottage (Birch Brook, Michigan), W. R. Heath residence (Buffalo, New York), Helen W. Husser residence (Buena Park, Chicago, Illinois), S. M. B. Hunt residence (La Grange, Illinois), D. D. Martin residence (Buffalo, New York), Browne’s Bookstore (Chicago, Illinois), Frank Lloyd Wright Home-Studio (Oak Park, Illinois), H. H. Cheney residence (Oak Park, Illinois), Unity Church (Oak Park, Illinois), Inexpensive Concrete house for the Ladies Home Journal, Richard W. Bock Studio design, Thomas P. Hardy residence (Racine, Wisconsin), W. S. Gerts residence (Glencoe, Illinois), Elizabeth Stone residence (Glencoe, Illinois), B. J. Westcott residence (Springfield, Illinois), George W. Millard residence (Highland Park, Illinois), and “Flower in the Crannied Wall” figure by Richard W. Bock.

bullet “In the Cause of Architecture: Second Paper.”  Vol. XXXV, #5 [May, 1913], pp. 405-413.
bullet Schuler, Montgomery.  “An Architectural Pioneer: Review of the Portfolios containing the Works of Frank Lloyd Wright.”  Vol. XXXI, # 4 [April, 1912], pp. 427-436.

Contains drawings and renderings for Heurtley residence (Oak Park, Illinois), Ladies Home Journal house, E. C. Waller residence (River Forest, Illinois), Winslow residence (River Forest, Illinois), McAffe residence (Chicago, Illinois), and Clark residence (Peoria, Illinois).

Buildings

bulletAvery Coonley residence (Riverside, Illinois): “A Departure From Classic Tradition: Two Unusual Houses by Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright.”  Vol. XXX, #4 [October, 1911], pp. 326-338.
bulletHotel (Lake Geneva, Wisconsin): Lippincott, Roy A.  “The Chicago Architectural Club: Notes on the 26th Annual Exhibition.”  Vol. XXXIII, #6 [June, 1913], pp. 567-573.
bulletHotel (Madison, Wisconsin): Lippincott, Roy A.  “The Chicago Architectural Club: Notes on the 26th Annual Exhibition.”  Vol. XXXIII, #6 [June, 1913], pp. 567-573.
bulletImperial Hotel (Tokyo, Japan): Sullivan, Louis H.  “Concerning the Imperial Hotel, Tokyo, Japan.”  Vol. 53, #4 [April, 1923], pp. 333-352.
bulletImperial Hotel (Tokyo, Japan): Sullivan, Louis H.  “Reflections on the Tokyo Disaster.”  Vol. 55, #2 [February, 1924], pp. 113-117.
bulletImperial Hotel (Tokyo, Japan): Hoto, Julius.  “Imperial Hotel, Tokyo, Japan.”  Vol. 55, #2 [February, 1924], pp. 118-123.
bulletLarkin Building (Buffalo, New York): Sturgis, Russell.  “The Larkin Building in Buffalo.”  Vol. XXIII, #4 [April, 1908], pp. 310-321.
bullet Taliesin I (Spring Green, Wisconsin): “The Studio-Home of Frank Lloyd Wright.”  Plates.  Vol. XXXIII, #1 [January, 1913], pp. 45-54.
bullet Taliesin I (Spring Green, Wisconsin): Wight, Peter B.  “Country House Architecture in the Middle West.”  Vol. XXXVIII, #4 [October, 1915], pp. 387-421.