CIBC 750 Lawrence, Office complex in Lawrence Heights, Toronto, Canada
CIBC 750 Lawrence is an office complex comprising two towers of different heights connected by a tree-lined courtyard in the heart of the neighborhood. The West Tower contains eight stories while the East Tower rises to twelve stories, creating a varied skyline for the site.
The complex opened in 1981 as a branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, replacing a smaller building that previously housed a CIBC stationery department. This expansion reflects the growth of financial services in the area during that period.
The facility employs workers represented by the Steel Workers Union in Toronto, continuing a tradition of organized labor in Canadian banking.
The location sits across from Lawrence Square Shopping Centre and near Lawrence West subway station, making it easy to reach by public transit. The complex houses banking services and multiple businesses in one accessible location.
The west wall of the complex required major repairs in 2001 after a fire at a nearby residential development caused extensive window damage to the structure. This incident left a lasting mark on the building's history.
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