The New York Times has released its first review of the Renovation and Enhancement of The Frick Collection which will open on April 17. Architecture critic Michael Kimmelman describes the expansion as “about as sensitive and deft as one could hope for,” applauding its ability to bring the museum into the 21st century. He notes how the renovation expertly addresses complex challenges, seamlessly enhancing the space without compromising its historical integrity, a testament to the delicate balance struck between modern design and the Frick’s storied past. Congratulations to the entire Frick team, especially our partners on the project, Executive Architects Beyer Blinder Belle.

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