Standing at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Broadway, this 22-story architectural icon has defined the Manhattan skyline since 1902. Designed by Daniel Burnham in the Beaux-Arts style, the pioneering steel-frame skyscraper is celebrated for its dramatic triangular wedge shape resembling a clothes iron. Its narrow rounded prow, measuring just two meters wide at the vertex, creates a stunning optical illusion from Madison Square.





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