Flat Iron Building, Stockholm, Modern office building at Norra Bantorget, Sweden.

The Flat Iron Building in Stockholm is a modern office complex with a distinctive triangular shape at the intersection of railway tracks and city streets. The facade combines glass and concrete elements that define the look of the Norra Bantorget area in the city center.

The building was completed in 2009 by Rosenbergs Arkitekter and marked the beginning of a major transformation in the Norra Bantorget area. This complex became part of a large-scale urban renewal that turned the former railway district into a modern hub.

The building was one of ten finalists for Årets Stockholmsbyggnad 2010, a competition organised by the City of Stockholm. Its tenants include the Swedish Competition Authority, the Equality Ombudsman, Tetra Pak and Hexagon.

The building is easily accessible from the main transport hub around the railway station and can be reached from multiple directions. Its location at the intersection makes it simple to orient yourself and explore the surrounding neighborhood.

The office block nearest Norra Bantorget doubles as a noise and risk barrier, shielding the new apartments in the other block from the railway yard. The building was one of ten finalists for Stockholm Building of the Year 2010, an award organised by the City of Stockholm.