Analysis reveals design coincidences in Wilson and Wainwright buildings, suggesting influence over 55 years apart.
This article analyzes and compares from the observation of the Wilson building (1946) by the Peruvian architect Enrique Seoane Ros with the famous building of the Chicago school, by the North American architect Luis Sullivan named Wainwright Building (1891), the coincidences in the design between both buildings, are great despite the fact that the style differs and the distance in time of both are 55 years, which makes us assume that the Sullivan building was an influence and inspiration for the work of the architect Enrique Seoane Ros. I clarify that this vision is personal and unique to the author of this article, which I share for your reading and viewing.
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