Edmonton Tower

Edmonton Tower is a modern high-rise building featuring 29 floors of glass and steel construction approximately 130 meters tall in downtown Alberta's capital. The structure contains office spaces, retail areas, and facilities designed for visitors and workers.

The high-rise was constructed in the early 2000s and marked a new phase in Edmonton's urban development during a period of economic growth. Its construction reflected the increasing modernization and densification of the business district.

The building serves as a central business hub where professionals from various sectors collaborate and conduct their daily work activities.

The building connects to Edmonton's pedestrian walkway system linking to neighboring structures and offers underground parking plus electric vehicle charging stations. Visitors also find childcare facilities and various amenities available within the structure.

The building achieved LEED Platinum Certification through its implementation of environmental technologies and sustainable building practices. This recognition distinguishes it as a model for green construction in the region.

Location: Alberta

Architects: Stantec

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 29

Height: 129.84 m

GPS coordinates: 53.54567,-113.49467

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:48