Canadian Broadcasting Centre, Broadcasting building in Canada
The Canadian Broadcasting Centre, located at 250 Front Street West, is the English-language radio and television broadcasting headquarters for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).
Inception in 1992, the building's design was overseen by renowned architect Philip Johnson.
The building serves as an integral infrastructure in supporting Canada's public broadcasting system, fostering a vibrant cultural scene.
Various TV shows are produced in this building, like 'The National' and 'Steven and Chris'. It also has CBC Radio broadcasts.
It's home to both French-language and English-language broadcasts, making it a multimedia house in the true sense.
Location: Ontario
Inception: 1992
Architect: Philip Johnson
Floors above the ground: 13
Address: 250 Front Street West
Website: cbc.ca/en
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