City Centre Towers, Twin office towers in London, Ontario, Canada
City Centre Towers is an office complex in London, Ontario, made up of two tall buildings connected at the base. The South tower rises to 96 meters across 23 floors while the North tower reaches 89 meters with 19 floors.
City Centre Towers opened in 1974 as the first major high-rise complex in London, Ontario. The development marked a turning point in how the city's downtown area looked and functioned.
The towers represent a central gathering point for business activities in London, Ontario, with TD Bank occupying a substantial portion of office spaces.
The complex is served by 11 elevators providing access throughout both towers. Visitors can enter through ground-level entrances and navigate easily between the connected buildings.
The buildings provide 50,118 square meters of office space across both towers, making it the second tallest structure in London, Ontario.
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