ATB Place
Edmonton, Canada
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ATB Place is a modern office complex in Edmonton, Alberta, comprising multiple towers built in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The north tower, ATB Tower, was completed in 1969 and stands 90 metres tall with 26 storeys, featuring retail space at ground level connected to the Edmonton Pedway system and LRT. The south tower, Telus House Edmonton, was completed in 1971 at a cost of Can$22 million and reaches 134.4 metres across 34 storeys; it served as Edmonton's tallest building until Manulife Place surpassed it in 1981. Originally built as headquarters for Alberta Government Telephones (AGT), the complex now houses ATB Financial and Telus's provincial headquarters. The site includes a concourse courtyard (originally McCauley Plaza, later TELUS Plaza) and a two-storey annex at the southeast corner. The south tower once featured Vista 33, a telecommunications museum on the 33rd floor, which operated until 1993.
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- Edmonton, Canada
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