Epcor Tower

Epcor Tower is a postmodern skyscraper in downtown Edmonton with 28 floors above ground and underground levels constructed from steel and concrete. The building houses corporate office spaces and connects directly to the city's underground transit system.

The structure was completed in 2011 and became the first new office building in Edmonton after a 17-year gap in construction. Its completion signaled a major turning point in the city's development.

The tower shows how Edmonton has grown as a modern city with new office spaces for workers and businesses. Its design reflects the shift toward contemporary architecture in the downtown area.

The building is equipped with efficient elevators for quick access to upper floors and connects conveniently to public transit. Visitors can access the underground LRT station directly from inside the building.

The roof features two distinct spires each topped with flagpoles that can be seen from across the city. This distinctive crown makes the building instantly recognizable from a distance.

Location: Alberta

Inception: 2011

Architectural style: postmodern architecture

Floors above the ground: 28

Floors below the ground: 4

Elevators: 15

Height: 149.35 m

Made from material: steel, concrete

Address: 10423 101 Street NW Edmonton, Alberta T5H 0E7 Canada

Website: https://epcortower.ca

GPS coordinates: 53.54750,-113.49278

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:43