Architecture of the Canada Trust Tower - Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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Canada Trust Tower

Type:	Skyscraper »» Click here to see other skyscrapers.
Location:	161 and 181 Bay Street
See also:	BCE Place

Although it is not one of the tallest buildings in Toronto, the 51-story Canada Trust Tower is still one of its signature skyscrapers. Its numerous setbacks and unusual number of bevels allow for an extraordinary number of pricey corner offices -- up to 16 on some floors. The red beacon shown in these pictures help distinguish it from its fraternal twin, the 47-story Bay Wellington tower. The symbol is the old Canada Trust logo. It has since been replaced with a green TD (Toronto Dominion) logo.

Photograph courtesy Colin Kent

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