s in such a way as to permit the bers across the building from wall to wall, because building is decidedly pleasing, and Mr. Ernest Flagg, erection of tall buildings only under restrictions such an arrangement would have encroached upon the the architect, is to be congratulated in having done which… … Popularly known as the "Fiatiron." This building, 310 feet high, stands Kises 363 feet above a triangular base. There are Showing the diagonal wind bracing at each corner. 23 stories in'the tower. Total floor space, on a triangular base iheasuring 216 feet on Broadway, 198 feet on Fifth The tower…
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