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Stantec releases design for Edmonton's tallest tower

Stantec releases design for Edmonton's tallest tower

The new tower will fall 10 meters short of surpassing Canada's tallest building, the Bow in Calgary. 


By BD+C Staff | August 28, 2014
Renderings courtesy Stantec
Renderings courtesy Stantec

Plans have been announced for a 62-story, $500 million tower in downtown Edmonton, according to the Calgary Herald

At 227 meters, Stantec Tower will be the tallest building in the city, dwarfing the two next-tallest: Epcor Tower and Manulife Tower. The new tower, however, will fall 10 meters short of surpassing Canada's tallest building, the Bow in Calgary. 

Designed by Stantec, the mixed-use tower will serve as the new corporate headquaters for the design giant. The firm will occupy 450,000 sf of the tower's 600,000 sf of office space (about two-thirds of the building's 26 office floors). The top 33 floors will house residential units. The building's lobby will open to a street-level public plaza, and the cap of the tower will be lit up on holidays. 

Stantec Tower is the product of the Edmonton Arena District joint venture, a partnership between the Katz Group and WAM Development Group, that is trying to revitalize downtown Edmonton. 

 

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