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Designed in 1924 for Frederick S. Wheeler, the Chairman of the American Can Company, Bienestar, which means “Wellbeing,” was one of Wyeth’s early Mediterranean Revival style designs. In the 1980s Bienestar was saved from demolition when developer and…

The estate was originally built in 1850 and was known as Point Breeze or Bonaparte Park (Napolean Bonaparte’s brother Count de Survilliers once owned it). Harris Hammon, son of the American Mining Engineer John Hays Hammond, commissioned Wyeth & King…

The forty-five thousand square foot, one-hundred-and twenty-five room winter home of James P. and Jesse Woolworth Donahue was the largest single-family home Wyeth designed in Palm Beach. Called Cielito Lindo or “A Little Piece of Heaven,” the house…

Wyeth designed one of the themed villages in George Merrick’s development of Coral Gables. Located on Lejeune Road, the Dutch South African Village is inspired by the work of Dutch Settlers in South Africa during the 17th century. Wyeth designed five…

Wyeth, King & Johnson designed this modern building for Florida Public Utilities, located on Dixie Highway in downtown West Palm Beach.

The first major commission of Wyeth's career was the new Good Samaritan Hospital. Palm Beach conducted extensive fundraising for the new hospital and Wyeth was able to use the funds to build a two story thirty-five bed hospital in the Spanish Revival…

The estate was originally built in 1850 and was known as Point Breeze or Bonaparte Park (Napolean Bonaparte’s brother Count de Survilliers once owned it). Harris Hammon, son of the American Mining Engineer John Hays Hammond, commissioned Wyeth & King…

The High Point Monument was designed by Wyeth & King Architects in honor of New Jersey war veterans. An earlier version shows more detail than what was realized in the final design.

Marjorie and E. F. Hutton commissioned Wyeth to build their new home on Golfview Road. Hutton wanted to develop the street further and enlisted Wyeth to create a series of speculative homes located on every other lot. Hogarcito was designed in the…

In 1962, Wyeth designed a horizontal one-floor house for G.C. Holbrook. The house was built in the Ranch Style with Japanese architectural inspired details.