The Flatiron Building

The Flatiron Building is one of Manhattan’s most iconic landmarks—an enduring symbol of architectural innovation and timeless design. Originally conceived by Daniel Burnham and completed in 1902, the Beaux-Arts masterpiece is renowned for its distinctive triangular form and pioneering steel-frame construction.

Today, this internationally celebrated building has been thoughtfully reimagined by The Brodsky Organization and The Sorgente Group as a limited collection of 38 bespoke residences. Interiors by Studio Sofield honor the building’s historic character while introducing a refined, contemporary vision.

Each home is shaped by the Flatiron’s unique geometry, with expansive layouts, oversized windows, and dramatic proportions that create a sense of light and scale. A curated blend of archival and modern materials reflects a meticulous commitment to craftsmanship and detail.

Residences feature custom kitchens and closets by Poliform, bath fixtures by Waterworks, and appliances by Gaggenau—bringing together exceptional design and performance.

A landmark redefined for modern living, the Flatiron offers a rare opportunity to reside within a true piece of New York history.