Background
Frost, Frederick George was born on June 10, 1907 in New York City. Son of Frederick G. and Bessie (Wilcox) Frost.
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Frederick George Frost
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Frederick George Frost, American Architect. Fellow American Institute of Architects (1st vice president, member Executive Committee New York chapter 1970-1971, president 1971-1972, national director 1973-1975); member of New York Society Architects, New York Building Congress (director), Century Association (New York City), Bronxville (New York) Club, Field Club (president of the board Governors 1952), Princeton Club of New York.
Education
AB, Princeton University, 1930; Master of Fine Arts, Princeton University, 1932; postgraduate, Yale University, 1930-1931.
Career
Partner, Frederick G. Frost, 1936-1955;
partner, Frederick G. Frost Junior and Associations, New York City, 1955-1968;
partner, Frost Associations, 1968-1978. Member of New York State Board Examiners of Architects, 1961-1964. Representative Union International des Architects to United Nations, 1964-1976.
Architectural consultant rewriting New York City Building Code, 1962-1966.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Institute of Architects (1st vice president, member Executive Committee New York chapter 1970-1971, president 1971-1972, national director 1973-1975). Member of New York Society Architects, New York Building Congress (director), Century Association (New York City), Bronxville (New York) Club, Field Club (president of the board Governors 1952), Princeton Club of New York.
Connections
Married Gwendolyn B. Corwin, May 13, 1933. Children: Arthur Corwin, Claudia Elizabeth Frost Dole, Freerick George III.
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Died
October 27, 1991 (aged 84) -
Resting place
Buried Kensico Cemetery, Valhalla, New York -
Nationality
American