Architect

George Wyman

1860-1939 · American · 1 places

A draftsman with no formal architectural training, Wyman produced exactly one masterpiece: the Bradbury Building (1893), whose skylit atrium of ornamental iron, glazed brick, and open-cage elevators remains one of the most celebrated…

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