Toronto Dominion Centre
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Identification
Also Known AsToronto Dominion Centre
FrontsBay Street, and King Street
NeighbourhoodBay Street Corridor
CityToronto, Ontario, Canada
Urban AgglomerationGreater Golden Horseshoe
Nearby ParksBerczy Park, Cloud Gardens, Courthouse Square, First Canadian Place Public Park, and Union Station Parkette
WardToronto Centre-Rosedale (28)
| Type | Name | Status | Floors | Height |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Building | Ernst & Young Tower | Complete (1991) | 31 | 133.00 Meters |
| Cluster | Toronto Dominion Centre | |||
| Building | 220 Bay Street | Complete (1995) | 15 | |
| Building | Royal Trust Tower | Proposed Reconstruction (2010) | 46 | 183.00 Meters |
| Building | TD Waterhouse Tower | Complete (1985) | 39 | 154.00 Meters |
| Building | Toronto Dominion Bank Tower | Complete (1967) | 56 | 223.00 Meters |
Technical
Companies
ArchitectBergman and Hamann[1]
ArchitectMies van der Rohe[1]
ArchitectParkin Architects[1]
DeveloperCEMP Investment Corporation[1]
DeveloperToronto Dominion Bank[1]
Electrical EngineeringH H Angus & Associates Ltd.[1]
Mechanical EngineeringH H Angus & Associates Ltd.[1]
Structural EngineeringCarruthers & Wallace (A Trow Global Company)[1]
History
(2015)
References
- 2007-01-01: Key Porter Books Limited, "Mean City: from architecture to design: how Toronto went boom!", John Martins-Manteiga