Two Bloor West, Office skyscraper at Yonge and Bloor intersection, Toronto, Canada
Two Bloor West is an office skyscraper at the Yonge and Bloor intersection in Toronto, standing 148 meters tall with 34 floors. The tower occupies a prominent location at one of the city's busiest corners and serves as a major office hub in the downtown area.
The tower was completed in 1972 as a landmark addition to Toronto's growing office market during that era. Major renovations in the 1980s updated the interior spaces and transformed the main lobby to reflect contemporary standards.
The building houses several international consulates, including those of Spain, Czech Republic, Denmark, and France, making it a center of diplomatic relations. This presence brings a cosmopolitan character to the intersection and attracts people from around the world.
The tower features ten elevators and direct underground access to Bloor-Yonge subway station for easy connections to Toronto's transit system. Its location at the intersection of Yonge and Bloor makes it accessible by foot or by public transportation from most parts of the city.
The subway entrance sits directly beneath the building, creating a seamless connection to the city's underground transit network. This makes the tower an important transit hub where thousands of commuters pass through daily.
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