Edmonton House, Skyscraper in Edmonton, Canada
Edmonton House is a 45-story residential tower in downtown Edmonton that rises approximately 121 meters above the street. The structure combines steel, glass, and concrete into a distinctive vertical form that stands out clearly in the city skyline.
The building was completed in 1971 and marked the start of vertical urban development during the oil-driven economic boom in Alberta. This project established new standards for high-rise construction in the region and shaped modern Edmonton's growth.
The building stands as a symbol of Edmonton's transformation from a regional center to a metropolitan city during the rapid growth of the 1970s.
The tower is located centrally in Edmonton with direct access to public transportation and downtown amenities. Visitors can see the high-rise from various points around the city and it is easy to reach on foot or by transit.
At the time of completion, Edmonton House marked the beginning of vertical development in the city, establishing new standards for high-rise construction.
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