Summary
New York City's Flatiron Building is being turned into private homes. The historic skyscraper will have 38 residences, with sales starting later this year. The transformation includes restoring the building's exterior and modernizing the interior while keeping its historical elements.
Key Facts
- The Flatiron Building, built in 1902, is one of the world's earliest skyscrapers.
- It is being converted into private residences by the Brodsky Organization and The Sorgente Group.
- The building will have 38 homes, and sales will begin later this year, with three-bedroom units starting at $11 million.
- A preservation team is restoring the building's exterior, including limestone, brick, and terra-cotta materials.
- Over 1,000 windows have been replaced, and the building's facade, designed to look like a classical Greek column, is also being restored.
- Interior design is being handled by Studio Sofield, which is preserving original architectural elements while adding modern touches.
- The Flatiron Building's new residences will offer unique views of the New York City skyline.
