MSS:A34, NWA 43. Northwest Architect article, "Say It All, Mr. Architect!" (January-February, 1951)

Vol. XV, #1, pp. 4-5, 25-29. Every object represents an idea. Understanding forms as actions-in-process is the basis of organic architecture. The successful organic designer expresses function through the articulate choice of building materials (illus, AR:P&E 171, 222, 368; WGP X40). Ref. James Van Evera Bailey, P&E, Louis Sullivan, and MSS:A6. "You Said It" (pp. 30-31), including letter from Richard Schindler to Douglas Haskell, ref. U.N. Secretariat Building.