Pinnacle Centre, Residential skyscraper complex on Toronto waterfront, Canada

Pinnacle Centre is a residential complex of four towers built on former railway lands between Yonge and Bay streets in downtown Toronto. The buildings range from 124 to 157 meters tall and hold nearly 1,900 apartments of different sizes.

Pinnacle Centre was built by Vancouver-based Pinnacle International on former railway lands on the Toronto waterfront. Pinnacle A at 16 Yonge Street was completed in 2006, followed by Pinnacle B at 12 Yonge Street in 2007. The Success Tower was finished in 2009, and 33 Bay Street, also called Pinnacle D, began construction in 2008 and was completed in October 2011.

The towers have reshaped Toronto's residential character along the waterfront edge. They demonstrate how the city has shifted from industrial use to housing neighborhoods stacked vertically.

The complex is private housing, so the lobbies and amenity areas are not open to visitors. The site is bounded by Yonge Street, Harbour Street, Bay Street and the Gardiner Expressway, with the towers set back behind trees and a beige brick wall at street level. The outdoor pool, whirlpools, fitness centre, minigolf, tennis court and jogging track are for residents.

The complex's four towers were finished in sequence: Pinnacle A in 2006, Pinnacle B in 2007, the 53-storey Success Tower in 2009 and 33 Bay Street in October 2011. Together they hold 1,880 residences on about 3.8 acres of former railway land.