The Henry Clay Frick mansion, a 1914 Beaux-Arts residence, will reopen on April 17 after a comprehensive $220 million renovation that lasted four years. For the first time in nearly 90 years, the public will have the opportunity to explore the family's private rooms on the second floor. The renovations enhance both the visual appeal and the visitor experience through the integration of high-quality craftsmanship, alongside the introduction of new features like a cafe. The efforts of skilled artisans played a crucial role in ensuring the renovation respects the mansion's historic integrity while adding modern touches.
The revamped Frick mansion embodies fine craftsmanship and creativity, inviting visitors to explore private spaces for the first time in nearly a century.
The restoration showcases the artistry of skilled craftspeople, rejuvenating the mansion while maintaining the quality reminiscent of Henry Clay Frick's original vision.
Ian Wardropper emphasized the importance of preserving the Frick's historical essence, enhancing it with a new glow without compromising its original charm.
Annabelle Selldorf noted the architects’ commitment to historical materials, ensuring the new addition reflects the mansion's character while incorporating contemporary design elements.
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