La Renaissance Apartments, Condominium high-rise in Central Business District, Saskatoon, Canada

La Renaissance Apartments is a 24-storey, 79.2-metre apartment building at 424 Spadina Crescent East in Saskatoon's Central Business District, completed in 1983. It holds 96 condominium units and is the second-tallest structure in the city. Its design is similar to that of Regina's Delta Regina Hotel.

La Renaissance Apartments was completed in 1983 at 424 Spadina Crescent East, adding 96 condominium units to Saskatoon's Central Business District. At 24 storeys and 79.2 metres, it became the city's second-tallest structure. Its design follows that of Regina's Delta Regina Hotel.

The name La Renaissance Apartments, with its French wording, sets the building apart from Saskatoon's English-named towers. Its 96 units are condominiums rather than rentals, so the tower is owned collectively by individual residents. The design echoes Regina's Delta Regina Hotel, linking the two Saskatchewan cities' high-rise stock.

The building stands on Spadina Crescent East, facing the South Saskatchewan River across from Kinsmen Park, so the riverbank paths are reached on foot from the address. The Central Business District location puts downtown shops and services nearby.

The 96 condominium units make La Renaissance Apartments a residential tower rather than a hotel, though its form echoes Regina's Delta Regina Hotel. At 24 storeys and 79.2 metres it stands as Saskatoon's second-tallest structure, a fact easy to miss from Spadina Crescent East.