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O'Gorman adhered to a philosophy of progressive socialism which ultimately affected both his writings and buildings. Influenced by [[Le Corbusier]] and other European Modernists, O'Gorman produced some of the first examples of functionalist architect within Mexico... but after 1950, ''Inspired by the works of [[Frank Lloyd Wright]], he advocated a form of organic architecture. He integrated vernacular forms and detailing with modern structural and spatial arrangements to achieve a culturally, socially, and environmentally significant architecture. '' [http://www.archiplanet.org/architects/Juan_O%27Gorman.html Juan O'Gorman] Great Buildings on line.  

''O'Gorman adhered to a philosophy of progressive socialism which ultimately affected both his writings and buildings. Influenced by [[Le Corbusier]] and other European Modernists, O'Gorman produced some of the first examples of functionalist architect within Mexico... but after 1950, ''Inspired by the works of [[Frank Lloyd Wright]], he advocated a form of organic architecture. He integrated vernacular forms and detailing with modern structural and spatial arrangements to achieve a culturally, socially, and environmentally significant architecture.'' '' [http://www.archiplanet.org/architects/Juan_O%27Gorman.html Juan O'Gorman] Great Buildings on line.  

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[[Image:O'Gorman La ciudad de Mexico.jpg|thumb|280px|left|La ciudad de Mexico.]]

[[Image:O'Gorman La ciudad de Mexico.jpg|thumb|300px|left|La ciudad de Mexico.]]

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