Bienestar (Palm Beach, FL)

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Title

Bienestar (Palm Beach, FL)

Description

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 preservationist Robert Eigelberger acquired the property and converted the estate into condominiums. Bienestar and the Warden House (a Mizner estate Eigelberger adapted into condominiums) won the first Ballinger Award from the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach in 1988.

Creator

Marion Sims Wyeth, architect

Source

Marion Sims Wyeth collection, Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach.

Date

1924

Rights

All applicable rights reserved by the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach. Written permission from the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach Archives must be obtained before using an item for publishing or commercial purposes.

Citation

Marion Sims Wyeth, architect , “Bienestar (Palm Beach, FL),” Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach Architectural Archives, accessed May 15, 2024, https://preservationfoundationofpalmbeach.omeka.net/items/show/188.