TC Energy Tower

TC Energy Tower is a 38-story office building in downtown Calgary featuring a reflective glass exterior that mirrors the surrounding urban landscape. The structure rises 177 meters and forms part of the central business district's cluster of corporate buildings.

The building opened in 2001 under the name TransCanada Tower before later adopting its current name. The architectural firm Dialog designed this office tower as part of Calgary's ongoing development of its business core.

The building represents Calgary's position as a center for energy companies in North America, housing the headquarters of TC Energy Corporation.

The tower is located at 450 1 Street SW and sits adjacent to James Short Park, which provides green space within walking distance. The building's downtown location makes it easy to explore the surrounding business district and its network of interconnected blocks.

The tower served as a regional headquarters for one of North America's largest energy companies, making it more than just an office building in the city's skyline. Its location in the business core means many workers pass through its lobby and surrounding plaza daily, giving it a vital role in downtown circulation.

Location: Alberta

Inception: 2001

Architects: Dialog

Height: 177 m

Shares border with: Fifth Avenue Place

GPS coordinates: 51.04892,-114.06478

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:04