Business Details
Experience Pittsburgh's Premier Boutique Hotel
TRYP By Wyndham Pittsburgh/Lawrenceville offers a unique boutique hotel experience rooted in Pittsburgh's history and culture. Housed in the historic Washington Education Center building, our property blends old-school charm with modern amenities, featuring 108 thoughtfully appointed guest rooms adorned with local art. We provide immersive experiences through two signature restaurants - Brick Shop and Over Eden - that showcase seasonal, locally sourced cuisine. Our rooftop bar offers panoramic city views while serving as a social hub for both guests and locals. The hotel's design preserves architectural details from its origins as a vocational school while incorporating contemporary elements that reflect Lawrenceville's vibrant arts scene.Located just three minutes from downtown Pittsburgh, we serve as a gateway to the city's celebrated art, dining, and shopping districts. Our staff curates personalized experiences that connect guests with neighborhood highlights, from eclectic galleries to renowned culinary destinations. The building itself tells a story through its curated art installations and historical storytelling project that honors its educational legacy. With five versatile event spaces and proximity to major cultural venues, we cater to both leisure travelers seeking authentic experiences and professionals hosting memorable events in a distinctive setting.
Services
Boutique Hotel
Event Hosting
Brick Shop Dining
Over Eden Rooftop Bar
Local Art Experience
Meeting Spaces
Rooftop Events
Highlights and features
- We offer 108 thoughtfully designed rooms in a historic Pittsburgh landmark building
- We feature two original restaurants showcasing Pittsburgh's culinary scene
- Our rooftop bar provides panoramic views of Pittsburgh's skyline and rivers
- We showcase local art throughout our historic property
- We're located in the heart of Lawrenceville's celebrated arts and dining district
Services
Boutique Hotel
Our 108-room boutique hotel occupies a historic vocational school building in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood. Each room combines modern comforts with original architectural details, featuring curated local artwork and contemporary amenities. Guests enjoy proximity to Pittsburgh's cultural attractions while staying in a property that preserves over a century of educational history through its design and storytelling exhibits.
Over Eden Rooftop Bar
Perched atop our historic building, Over Eden offers year-round rooftop dining with panoramic views of Pittsburgh's skyline and rivers. Our menu features multicultural, shareable dishes paired with boutique wines and craft cocktails. The space combines modern design with industrial elements from the building's past, creating a unique atmosphere for both guests and locals to enjoy Pittsburgh's skyline.
Brick Shop Restaurant
Located at street level, Brick Shop is a seasonal restaurant celebrating Pittsburgh's culinary heritage with Central and Eastern European influences. Our menu emphasizes locally sourced ingredients prepared with simple, delicious techniques. The space maintains original industrial features while offering contemporary dining experiences, including a curated wine list and Pittsburgh's legendary hospitality in a restored vocational school setting.
Event Hosting
We offer five versatile event spaces across 10,000 square feet, including the Washington Room and Bier's Landing. Our venues combine historic architecture with modern amenities for weddings, conferences, and social gatherings. With two on-site restaurants providing catering services and proximity to Pittsburgh's cultural venues, we create memorable experiences for events of all sizes in a distinctive historic setting.
Local Art Experience
Our property serves as a living gallery showcasing Pittsburgh's contemporary art scene. Through partnerships with local artists and cultural organizations, we offer curated art installations that reflect the neighborhood's creative energy. Guests can explore storytelling projects about the building's educational history and purchase local artwork directly from featured artists, creating immersive cultural experiences within our historic space.
People
Josh Aderholt
Principal
As Century Group Principal, Josh Aderholt leads arts initiatives that connect Pittsburgh's history with contemporary culture through the TRYP property. A long-time Lawrenceville resident, he focuses on showcasing local talent while preserving the building's educational legacy.
Aaron Henderson
Artist
University of Pittsburgh professor Aaron Henderson contributes video installations that explore cultural and political themes. His work on the building's history wall connects the space's past as a vocational school with its present role in Pittsburgh's arts community.
Questions
What makes TRYP by Wyndham Pittsburgh | Lawrenceville unique?
Our hotel occupies a historic vocational school building with original architectural details preserved alongside modern amenities. We combine Pittsburgh's history with contemporary design, featuring local art throughout the property and two signature restaurants showcasing regional cuisine.
What dining options are available at the hotel?
We offer two distinct dining experiences: Brick Shop, a seasonal restaurant with Central and Eastern European influences, and Over Eden, a rooftop bar with multicultural shareable dishes. Both emphasize locally sourced ingredients and feature curated beverage programs.
Are there event spaces available for private functions?
Yes, we have five versatile event spaces totaling 10,000 square feet, including the Washington Room and Bier's Landing. These spaces combine historic architecture with modern amenities for weddings, conferences, and social gatherings of various sizes.
How does the hotel showcase local art and culture?
We partner with local artists and cultural organizations to create immersive art experiences. The property features rotating installations, a storytelling project about the building's history, and opportunities to purchase local artwork directly from featured artists.
What nearby attractions are accessible from the hotel?
We're located in Lawrenceville's arts district, minutes from Pittsburgh's downtown. Nearby attractions include art galleries, boutique shops, live music venues, and cultural institutions like the Andy Warhol Museum and Carnegie Museum of Art.
