Flatiron Building Toronto

The Flatiron Building, originally named as the "Gooderham Building", is one of Toronto’s most famous historic landmarks. Built in 1892 by architect David Roberts, Jr. for distiller George Gooderham. This landmark was the first example of a prominent "Flatiron" building in North America. After restoration, Tippin Corporation remarketed the building as a first class office building and secured its iconic status.