ABOUT

The Carlyle is among the most beautifully renovated condos in the city of Pittsburgh.

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With its curved edge corner at the intersection of Fourth and Wood streets, Downtown, the neoclassical, gray granite building still cuts a striking figure more than 100 years after it was built in 1906. Designed by noted architect Benno Janssen of MacClure & Spahr for Union National Bank.

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In 2006, E.V. Bishoff Company converted The Carlyle into condominiums with a total of 60 units. David Bishoff, president of the company, wanted to create the best downtown high rise living experience in Pittsburgh- one that was not built by production builders, but what other major metropolitan areas have enjoyed for generations.