Frick Building
437 Grant Street Pittsburgh, PA 15219
437 Grant Street Pittsburgh, PA 15219
The Frick Building was built by and named after Henry Clay Frick, an industrialist coke producer who created a portfolio of commercial buildings in Pittsburgh. Henry Clay Frick built the building directly adjacent to a building owned by his business partner and rival, Andrew Carnegie. Frick, who feuded with Carnegie after they split as business associates, had the building designed to be taller than Carnegie’s in order to encompass it in constant shadow.1 The Frick Building was opened on March 15, 1902 and was the tallest building in the city at the time, featuring twenty floors.
1 “The World’s Work: A History of Our Time”, Volume 14, by Walter Hines Page & Arthur Wilson Page, page 8856.
In order to properly read the KDKA Weather Beacon at the Gulf Tower, you need to know what all the colors mean:
Floors 42-44
Temperature
Below 0
0-32
33-49
50-65
65-79
80 and above
Floor 41
Precipitation
above .25"
.25" and below
Floor 40
Humidity
50% and above
below 50%
Floor 39
Wind Speed
over 10 mph
10 mph and under
The 21-story, Class A office building features suites ranging from 500 square feet to 18,400 square feet. Conveniently located outside is a Bike Pittsburgh rental station and Zipcar. The beautiful Frick building lobby is secure with a 24-hour attendant and security cameras. Tenants can also enjoy the on-site fitness center in the building. A modern conference room is accessible to schedule meetings, and tenants of the Frick building can also enjoy the newly built Tenant Innovation Center. The Tenant Innovation Center includes private conference rooms, a co-working area and a lounge area, it also includes a foosball table and kitchen. For your convenience, there are on-staff designers and a construction crew available to design and build custom office spaces.
If you are a tenant of the Frick Building and need additional information, please contact your property manager.
Kelly Derbish
412-281-1911
kderbish@dmcpgh.com
11th floor
The Frick Building conference center features one conference room and a Tenant Innovation Center. There are three conference rooms available within the Tenant Innovation Center: the entire facility, D.H. Burnham Room, and the Overholt Board Room.
Download Floor PlanThe Frick building offers a variety of fitness equipment including free weights, weight machines and cardio equipment. For your convenience, there is also a changing area, including a restroom and shower.
Please return the completed forms to your property manager.
Kelly Derbish, 11th floor
Our tenants can submit maintenance requests online through their tenant portal 24/7.
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For a time, the building was home to the headquarters for Henry Clay Frick’s family whiskey business, Old Overholt. Old Overholt was eventually bought by James B. Beam Distilling Company, but the spirits are still sold today.