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Hole for Scotiabank Plaza

Hole for Scotiabank Plaza

12/31/1985

12/31/1985

Scotiabank building shaping up, In what will be Toronto's and Canada's second-tallest building, a concrete circular ramp takes form at the site of the(...)

Scotiabank building shaping up, In what will be Toronto's and Canada's second-tallest building, a concrete circular ramp takes form at the site of the(...)

11/14/1986

Scotia Plaza, 44 King St. W.: Though it is thoroughly modern in feel, Scotia Plaza represents a departure from the standard modernist box. At the top,(...)

Scotia Plaza, 44 King St. W.: Though it is thoroughly modern in feel, Scotia Plaza represents a departure from the standard modernist box. At the top,(...)

3/11/1988

Scotia Plaza gets logo, Workers deck Scotia Plaza out with its stylized S logo as the office tower nears completion at King and Bay Sts. Robert Campea(...)

9/21/1988

Scotia Plaza has density of 16 times lot size

Scotia Plaza has density of 16 times lot size

1/1/1987

Scotia Plaza Swedish Marble destined for

Scotia Plaza Swedish Marble destined for

6/27/1986

11/21/1984

1/9/1987

Temporary ''frontier style'' wooden shacks of the Bank of Montreal and the Bank of Nova Scotia on the south side of Lawrence Avenue East

Temporary ''frontier style'' wooden shacks of the Bank of Montreal and the Bank of Nova Scotia on the south side of Lawrence Avenue East

5/21/1956

Tower Topping, A just-completed Scotia Plaza tower casts a tall shadow over the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce tower built in 1931. The Commerce b(...)

Tower Topping, A just-completed Scotia Plaza tower casts a tall shadow over the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce tower built in 1931. The Commerce b(...)

3/20/1989

6/25/1986

5/27/1989