Frick Building (Pittsburgh)

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The Frick Building in Pittsburgh is a historic early 20th-century skyscraper commissioned by industrialist Henry Clay Frick, notable for its Beaux-Arts design and prominence in the city’s downtown skyline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Beaux-Arts architecture
skyscraper
architect D. H. Burnham & Company
Daniel H. Burnham
linked to: Daniel Burnham
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts
buildingType commercial
category Beaux-Arts architecture in Pennsylvania
Office buildings completed in 1902
Skyscraper office buildings in Pittsburgh
city Pittsburgh
commissionedBy Henry Clay Frick
completionDate 1902
constructionMethod steel-frame construction
coordinates 40.4407°N 79.9960°W
country United States
developer Henry Clay Frick
era Gilded Age
facadeMaterial white terra cotta
floorCount 20
hasElevator yes
hasFeature arched windows
classical detailing
ornamental cornice
hasLobbyFeature ornate interior finishes
height ≈ 330 ft
heritageStatus historic skyscraper
historicSignificance example of early skyscraper architecture in Pittsburgh
locatedIn Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
linked to: Allegheny County

Downtown Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
United States
material masonry
steel frame
namedAfter Henry Clay Frick
notableFor Beaux-Arts design
association with Henry Clay Frick
prominent role in Pittsburgh skyline
openingDate 1902
owner Henry Clay Frick (historical)
linked to: Henry Clay Frick
partOf Pittsburgh Central Business District
linked to: Downtown Pittsburgh
roofType flat roof
significantPeriod early 20th century
skylineRole landmark of Downtown Pittsburgh
startDate 1901
state Pennsylvania
use office

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John Merven Carrère notableWork Frick Building (Pittsburgh)
D. H. Burnham & Company designed Frick Building Pittsburgh
linked to: Frick Building (Pittsburgh)
Grant Street area of Downtown Pittsburgh contains Frick Building
linked to: Frick Building (Pittsburgh)