Flintridge Building, Historic office building in Fairfield, Alabama.

The Flintridge Building is an office structure in Fairfield, Alabama, with projecting rooms that overlook the ironworks facility. The construction combines administrative space with direct visual connections to the surrounding industrial landscape.

The building was constructed in 1951 and served as headquarters for Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company before becoming part of United States Steel. Its creation came during an era when steel production shaped Alabama's growth.

The building's name shifted from Flint Ridge to Flintridge over time. Its glass-enclosed projecting rooms, likened to stadium press boxes, face the Fairfield Works, so the ironworks is visible from inside the offices. The structure is private office space, not open to visitors, and can be seen from E.J. Oliver Boulevard near Miles College.

The building functions today as private office space but can be viewed from the exterior to appreciate its architectural form. The best views of its characteristic protruding rooms are available from street level.

The projecting rooms of the building resemble stadium press boxes, an unusual design feature for an office structure. This architectural element allowed workers to directly observe production activities below.