Note 435 — CHAPTER 21 THE FIRST GENERATION IN AUSTRIA, HOLLAND, AND SCANDINAVIA

Considering that Wright’s open planning had by no means matured while Loos was in Chicago, American influence (if any) came probably from the houses of the Shingle Style. Because of his close rapport with England, however, one may assume that the influence of Baillie Scott’s plans was more important; while the treatment of interior trim comes closest to Voysey, as has been noted.