Telus Sky

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Telus Sky (skyscraper)
File:Telus Sky Redesign.jpg
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General information
StatusIn progress
TypeOffice
Location7th Avenue (entire block) and Centre St. S.W, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Estimated completion2017
Cost$400 million CAD
OwnerWestbank Corporation
Height
Roof221.3 m (726 ft)
Technical details
Floor count60
Floor area750 000 sq. ft.
Design and construction
Architect(s)Bjarke Ingels Group
DeveloperWestbank Developments
Structural engineerGlotman Simpson

Telus Sky is a 750,000 square foot office mixed-use tower that will incorporate office, retail and residential space. There will be 430,000 square feet of office space, of which 155,000 square feet will be for Telus, a Canadian telecommunications company.

The commercial office space is listed for lease with Cushman & Wakefield.

History

Art Central, the building that was there previously, was demolished in November 2014.[1] Construction on Telus Sky started in February 2015.[2]

Public art

Building details

File:TELUS Sky city.jpg
TELUS Sky Rendering
  • Square footage of:
    • The entire building: 750,000 square feet
    • The office space (LEED Platinum): 450,000 square feet on 26 floors
    • The residential space (LEED Gold): 250,000 square feet on the upper 32 floors
    • The retail space (LEED Platinum): 15,000 square feet located mainly on the ground level
    • Total leased space: 142,000 square feet
    • Art space: 5,500 square feet
    • Number of storeys: 58
    • Number of residential units: 341
    • Listing Agency: Cushman & Wakefield

See also

References

  1. ^ Toneguzzi, Mario (November 20, 2014). "Art Central building set fordemolition to make way for Telus Sky tower". Calgary Herald. Retrieved 23 June 2016.
  2. ^ "BIG's curvaceous Calgary skyscraper breaks ground next to Foster's Bow tower". de zeen Magazine. February 16, 2015. Retrieved 23 June 2016.

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