Talk:Bruce Goff

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Entry previously read "...Goff's mature work has no precedents and, as yet, no heirs." To anyone familiar with the works of both Goff and of Bart Prince, this statement is nonsensical. Prince worked for (and with) Goff over the course of twenty years, and was clearly influenced by him. There is a direct lineage passing from Goff to Prince. I've amended the statement to the following, more accurate one: "Goff's mature work had no precedents and he has had few heirs other than his former assistant, the New Mexico architect Bart Prince." Bricology 07:52, 11 February 2007 (UTC)