Bruce Price

Architect, designer of Château Frontenac

Bruce Price - Artists & Creatives born December 12th, 1845
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An architect engaged in the design of significant buildings in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, associated primarily with the Château Frontenac in Quebec City, Canada, and the American Surety Building in New York City. The architectural style often included rich ornamentation and historic influences, showcasing a blend of styles that catered to both residential and commercial needs. Contributed to the burgeoning architectural landscape during a time of rapid urban development.

Designed Château Frontenac

Designed American Surety Building

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