Development Name: | Exchange Tower - Financial District | |
Development Address : | King West | |
Development Type : | Highrise - Tower - Skyscraper | |
Number of Floors: | 36 Floors | |
Year Built | 1981 | |
Building Type | Office | |
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Rendering : If Available | ||
Location: | Toronto | |
Amenties | ||
Height | 146 meters | |
Apartment and Condo Rentals |
First Canadian Place - Tallest Skyscraper in Canada
First Canadian Place - Tallest Skyscraper in Canada
Took this picture from the open plaza in front of the TD Bank Towers at King and Bay, looking up to the First Canadian Place Tower.
This tower is the headquarters for the Bank of Montreal, which was the first bank in Canada, hence, "The First". The tower is 72 floors tall, reaching a height of 298 meters it was the tallest building in the British Commonwealth when completed, and the tallest building in North America outside New York and Chicago.
Total floor space of the tower is 2.7 million sqaure feet. It was developed by Olympia and York, and is currently owned and managed by Brookfield Properties, itself formerly a part of the global conglomerate BRASCAN.
The tower has recently undergone a multi-million dollar renovation to replace the marble facade, with an easier maintenance glass cladding. The old marble had become stained and weather wore, and the new cladding does look much, much better. At least in my opinion. In addition the interiors have also been renovated to make it a much more inviting office space in the heart of the financial district.
Took this picture from the open plaza in front of the TD Bank Towers at King and Bay, looking up to the First Canadian Place Tower.
This tower is the headquarters for the Bank of Montreal, which was the first bank in Canada, hence, "The First". The tower is 72 floors tall, reaching a height of 298 meters it was the tallest building in the British Commonwealth when completed, and the tallest building in North America outside New York and Chicago.
Total floor space of the tower is 2.7 million sqaure feet. It was developed by Olympia and York, and is currently owned and managed by Brookfield Properties, itself formerly a part of the global conglomerate BRASCAN.
The tower has recently undergone a multi-million dollar renovation to replace the marble facade, with an easier maintenance glass cladding. The old marble had become stained and weather wore, and the new cladding does look much, much better. At least in my opinion. In addition the interiors have also been renovated to make it a much more inviting office space in the heart of the financial district.
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