24 Months
Project Duration
Restoring Excellence
The Frick Collection
Copper standing seam roofing & built up roofing (BUR)
About the Project
Nestled in a serene Gilded Age mansion on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, The Frick Collection offers an intimate encounter with European masterpieces spanning the Renaissance to the 19th century. Following a meticulous $220 million renovation, the museum reopened in April 2025, unveiling expanded galleries, restored interiors, and new public amenities—all while preserving its timeless elegance.
- 01 Copper standing seam roofing
- 02 Siplast Built up roofing (BUR)
- 03 Installed American Hydrotech IRMA roofing systems with a Hanover paver system
Project by
the Numbers
We prioritize attention to detail, precision, and the use of the highest quality materials to ensure the longevity and integrity of every facade we work on.
50,000 sq ft
Square Footage Restored
12 experts involved
Team Members Involved
2024
Completion Date
A Closer Look at the Transformation
Originally constructed in 1912 as the Jarmulowsky Bank Building, 9 Orchard Street has been a cornerstone of the Lower East Side’s architectural and cultural heritage. Designed in the Beaux-Arts style by architects Rouse & Goldstone, the 12-story building featured a distinctive tempietto—a domed rooftop structure inspired by classical monuments. The bank, founded by Jewish immigrant Sender Jarmulowsky, served the local immigrant community until its closure during World War I. After decades of varied use, including garment manufacturing and other commercial purposes, the building underwent a meticulous restoration and reopened in 2022 as the Nine Orchard Hotel, preserving its historic grandeur while offering modern luxury accommodations.
Let’s Bring Your Vision to Life
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