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The '''Triangle Building''' is a landmark building located in its namesake district [[The Triangle]], [[Algonquin]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The Triangle Building is bordered by Garnet Street to the south, [[Burlesque]] to the west, Hematite Street to the north and [[Columbus Ave]] to the east. | The '''Triangle Building''' is a landmark building located in its namesake district [[The Triangle]], [[Algonquin]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The Triangle Building is bordered by Garnet Street to the south, [[Burlesque]] to the west, Hematite Street to the north and [[Columbus Ave]] to the east. | ||
Revision as of 09:59, 30 October 2009
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The Triangle Building is a landmark building located in its namesake district The Triangle, Algonquin in Grand Theft Auto IV. The Triangle Building is bordered by Garnet Street to the south, Burlesque to the west, Hematite Street to the north and Columbus Ave to the east.
Description
The Triangle Building is the in-game version of the Flatiron Building located in the New York City district of Flatiron District, and as such, is designed as a slender skyscraper with a three-sided floorplan from top to bottom, contributing to its peculiarity and resulting in the building serving as a draw for tourists. Peepthatshit.com describes the building as "reportedly the most photographed building in the world", famous largely for its "funny" shape and thought to be built by "some really feminine dudes". Viendemonte, Rusty Brown's Ring Donuts and an Al Dente's restaurant (with "Grand Opening" banners on the window) are depicted to be operating at the base of the building.
Contrary to the real-life rendition, the Triangle Building points south, when the Flatiron Building points north.