Flatiron Building

Yes

Unless you work in one of the businesses in the building the answer is NO. There are no hotels located in the Flatiron Bldg.

Plenty. Lots of people come to have a look at this building.

21 floors

The Flatiron Building in NYC, NY was built in June 1902, 115 years ago. The Architects were Daniel Burnham & Frederick P. Dinkelburg

No

Retail business on the first floor, residential and office space above.

It was New York’s first skyscrapers so the attraction is always there

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No they haven’t finished yet , it is still under construction

23 street and Broadway

The landmarked 1902 structure, built by the Fuller Company and owned by the Sorgente Group of America is undergoing a $50 million, top-to-bottom 'sustainable' renovation expected to wrap up in 2022.

I think so.

Nope... The building from John Wick is the "Beaver Building" - also in that "flatiron" shape but surely a different building

It sure is

Yes.

😒The statue of liberty is made of copper. Copper interacts with carbon dioxide from air and water at a certain humidity, and as a result, copper carbonate is formed, which has a green color. Therefore, over time, a green coating appears on copper products.

He was built in 1902...

Only the lobby at ground floor

Offices

The Flatiron was actually built by The Fuller Company, the Harry S. Black. The architects involved were Daniel Burnham and Frederick P. Dinkelberg. (The Flatiron was built by The Fuller Company, general contractors, which was owned by Harry. S. Black. The architects involved were Daniel Burnham and Frederick P. Dinkelberg.)

Sure.

John Wick

23rd

Renaissance Revival architecture

285ft tall; The Flatiron Building's Broadway front is 190 feet wide, The Fifth Avenue front is 173 feet wide, and the 22nd Street side is just short of 87 feet wide

Yes

Eataly, across the street from the building, has several dining options.

It's currently the headquarters of Macmillan publishing, so it's just an office building. An older, not great one on the inside, haha. (Have worked there for 8 years.)

Different for everybody. Do some research before your visit there's lots of things for everyone here.

No. In addition, it has been under construction for a long time.

From 34TH Street & 5th Avenue to the Flatiron building will be a 11 block walk, and should be about a 10 minutes stroll.

Yes still semi covered

Nope. It used to be called Fuller Building.... I think you might be looking for Masonic Hall?

Splits Fifth Avenue and Broadway at 23rd Street. Broadway continues Eastward

I have never tried it. But I’ve heard maybe allowed in the lobby. Since it’s residential, it’s not open to the public.

I can't really answer that question but my guess , it is a 22 story building So it should be estimated somewhere in the 200 millions 🤔

I did not understand what you are asking

What do you mean

It is free. You can stand outisde to take a photo.

No, that happened in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Manhattan, NY.

40° 44′ 7″ N, 73° 59′ 39″ W 40.735278, -73.994167

The Flat Iron building is Iconic so IKEA commissioned a print to sell globally.

Only if you work there do you know the building inside. That's why it's complicated to know the interior, but I've heard that the offices in the corners are somewhat uncomfortable precisely because of the termination of the structure of the building.

It is a stone building built on stone ashlars and was once the tallest stone skyscraper in the world. More info on Google

F-uh-Lat Eye-Ron. Fuh-Let Ah-ee-ron. Now say it fast.

The name "Flatiron" derives from its resemblance to the old cast-iron clothes iron