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List of tallest buildings in Calgary

Tall buildings in Calgary
Downtown Calgary in 2020
Tallest buildingBrookfield Place (2017)
Tallest building height247 m (810 ft)
First 150 m+ buildingScotia Centre (1976)
Number of tall buildings
Buildings taller than 100 m83[1] (2025)
Buildings taller than 150 m20 (2025)
Buildings taller than 200 m5 (2025)
Downtown Calgary, with Calgary's four tallest buildings in the bottom right
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Calgary is the most populous city in the Canadian province of Alberta, with a municipal population of 1,491,900 and a metropolitan population of 1,778,881 as of 2024.[2] The fifth-largest metropolitan area in Canada, Calgary is a major energy, manufacturing, logistics, and financial centre in Western Canada. As of 2025, Calgary is home to 20 buildings taller than 150 metres (492 feet), five of which are taller than 200 m (656 ft). In that respect, it has more skyscrapers than any other municipality in Western Canada, more than the city of Vancouver or Burnaby.

Standing at 56 stories, 247 m (810 ft), the tallest building in the city, and the second tallest building in Alberta, is Brookfield Place.[3][4] The second-tallest building in the city is The Bow, standing at 58-storeys, 236 m (774 ft). The third-tallest building in the city is the 60-storey, 222-metre (728 ft) Telus Sky, which surpassed the 215-metre (705 ft) Suncor Energy Centre upon its completion in 2020.[5][6] While not a habitable building, the Calgary Tower, completed in 1967 at a height of 190.9 m (626 ft), is a major landmark on the skyline.

Calgary's history of towers began with the Grain Exchange Building (1910), the Fairmont Palliser Hotel (1914), and the Elveden Centre (1960–1964). Building construction remained slow in the city until the early 1970s. From 1970 to 1990, Calgary witnessed a major expansion of skyscraper and high-rise construction. Many of the city's office towers were completed during this period, such as the First Canadian Centre and the Canterra Tower office towers. A ten-year lull in building construction came after the expansion, though Calgary experienced a larger second building expansion beginning in the late 90s, which has continued to the early 2020s.[7]

Calgary has a relatively large skyline for its population. Almost all of Calgary's high-rises are located in or adjecent to Downtown Calgary, forming a dense core bounded to the north by the Bow River and Prince's Island Park. The city has height restrictions that prevent any building from casting a shadow over the Bow River and the city hall; however, shadows during winter months are excluded from this limit.

History

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Number of buildingsYear02040608010019601970198019902000201020202030Buildings taller than 100 m (328 ft)Buildings taller than 150 m (492 ft)Buildings taller than 200 m (656 ft)Growth of skyscrapers in Calgary by year
The Grain Exchange Building, the first building in Calgary with an elevator

1900s–1960s

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See also: List of old Canadian buildings

Among the earliest multi-storey buildings to be built in Calgary was the Grain Exchange Building, a six-storey building completed in 1908.[8] Considered a tall building at the time, it was the tallest building in the city upon completion, and functioned as a hub for grain businesses. It also contained Calgary's first passenger elevator.[9] The city's rapid growth cemented it as a major trading centre in Western Canada, and an influx of tourists encouraged the construction of the Fairmont Palliser Hotel in 1914. Originally built to eight storeys, four additional floors were added in 1929 to accommodate the city's further growth.

With few high-rises built in the first half of the 20th century, Fairmont Palliser Hotel stood as tallest building in Calgary for over four decades, until the completion of Elveden House in 1960. Elveden House formed the tallest component of a complex of three linked high-rise office towers.[10] More office buildings were constructed throughout the 1960s to host the city's increasing demand for office space, particularly its growing energy industry. One Calgary Place, completed in 1968, became the city's tallest building and the first in Calgary to exceed 100 m (328 ft) in height. In the same year, the Calgary Tower opened to the public as an observation tower. Built to honor Canada's centennial year of 1967 and to encourage urban renewal and growth of downtown Calgary,[11] the tower was by far the tallest structure in the city upon completion.

1970s–1980s

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A portion of the skyline as viewed from Calgary Tower in 1991, featuring Bow Valley Square prominently

With a booming population,[12] Calgary witnessed a major expansion of skyscraper and high-rise construction in the 1970s, mostly in commercial skyscrapers. The title of the city's tallest building was broken three times in this decade: first by Altius Centre in 1973, then by Bow Valley Square 2 in 1975, and finally by the Scotia Centre (now known as the Stephen Avenue Place) in 1976. Other significant high-rises include the Toronto-Dominion Square complex in 1977, with a large botanical garden at its base.

The record of Calgary's tallest building was broken a further two more times in the 1980s, as the boom in office construction continued. First Canadian Centre was completed in 1982, at a height of 166.7 m (547 ft). It was planned as the shorter building of a two-tower development; however, due to the early 1980s recession, the taller 64-storey skyscraper was never built. The last building in the Bow Valley Square complex was completed in 1982, a significant addition to the centre of the skyline. The twin towers of Western Canadian Place, built in 1983, expanded the skyline further southwest.

In 1984, the Petro-Canada Centre complex was completed, the western tower becoming Calgary's tallest building at 215 m (705 ft). The building also surpassed Calgary Tower as the city's tallest free-standing structure, and would remain so for 21 years. The complex, primarily occupied by Petro-Canada, proved controversial, as Petro-Canada was a federal Crown Corporation created under Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's National Energy Program. Later Premier Peter Lougheed would blame the complex for the collapse of the Calgary real-estate boom due to oversupply.[13] The centre was privatized in 1991.

1990s–2000s

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Following the completion of the TD Canada Trust Tower, construction of new office high-rises in Calgary slowed down significantly. Construction picked up towards the late 1990s. Some of the first skyscrapers from this later boom were the twin buildings of the Bankers Hall complex. Unlike many of Calgary's earlier skyscrapers, the skyscrapers were in a postmodernist architectural style. TransCanada Tower was completed in 2001 as the headquarters of TC Energy, reflecting the city's importance for the energy and hydrocarbon industry.

The 2000s also saw a diversification in high-rise usage, with a court facility, Calgary Courts Centre, built in 2007. Arriva 34 became Calgary's tallest residential high-rise in 2008, with a height of 128 m (420 ft), and marked an extension of the skyline towards the southeast; Five West East Tower, nearly as tall, was completed in the same year.

2010s–present

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The 2010s saw Calgary's skyline reach greater heights than ever before. The Bow, completed in 2012 at 236 m (774 ft) tall, dethroned the Petro-Canada Centre, renamed the Suncor Energy Centre in 2009, as the city's tallest building. Its distinctive crescent shape forms a notable peak towards the east of the skyline. The Bow Tower was originally proposed to be at least 1,000 feet tall, but the height was reduced to comply with the city's height restrictions along the Bow River,[14] for which the building is named. Only four years later in 2016, Brookfield Place would succeed it as the city's tallest building, a title it holds today. The latest significant commercial skyscraper in Calgary, the mixed-use Telus Sky, was completed in 2020. Currently the city's third tallest building, Telus Sky is notable for its distinctive, "twisting" massing and pixelated facade.[15] Since 2020, no more office skyscrapers exceeding 120 m (394 ft) have been built.

Telus Sky under construction in 2018 (left) and The Bow (right)

Residential high-rise construction has become increasingly commonplace since the 2010s. The Guardian, a two-tower residential complex built in 2016, adjoins Arriva 34, increasing the skyline's presence in the Victoria Park neighbourhood. The skyline has also extended towards Downtown East Village, particularly with the completion of the 142 m (466 ft) tall Arris Residences in 2024.[16] High-rise development has also spread southwards, towards the Beltline, with residential towers such as Two Park Central and The Oliver West, both completed in 2024. Currently under construction further south is the 29-storey 4th Street Lofts. The skyline is extending westwards as well, especially with the completion of the West Village Towers in 2021, now the joint tallest buildings in Downtown West End at 150 m (492 ft). This was followed by Eleven in 2024. Further west, in the neighbourhood of Sunalta, the 27-storey Sunalta Heights was completed in 2024.[17]

In July 2025, a proposal was made for pair of mixed-use skyscrapers with hotel and residential components near the BMO Centre. It is reported that both towers will be taller than Brookfield Place East. If so, the taller 69-story component would become Calgary's tallest building, and the tallest in Alberta and Western Canada as well, surpassing Edmonton's Stantec Tower. They are expected to be completed by 2030.[18] If built, they would mark a shift in the skyline's focal point from Downtown Calgary to Victoria Park.

Tallest buildings

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This list ranks buildings in Calgary that stand at least 100 metres (328 feet) tall as of 2025, based on CTBUH height measurement standards. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. Freestanding observation and/or telecommunication towers, while not habitable buildings, are included for comparison purposes; however, they are not ranked. One such tower is the Calgary Tower.

  Was the tallest building in Calgary upon completion
Rank Name Image Address Height
m (ft) 		Floors Purpose Completed Notes
1 Brookfield Place East
Brookfield Place East
Brookfield Place East
 210 7 Avenue SW

51°02′50″N 114°03′58″W / 51.04728°N 114.06600°W / 51.04728; -114.06600 (Brookfield Place)

247 (810) 56 Office 2017 [19]Tallest building in Calgary. Tallest building completed in the 2010s.
2 The Bow
The Bow
The Bow
 500 Centre Street S

51°02′53″N 114°03′43″W / 51.04793°N 114.06188°W / 51.04793; -114.06188 (The Bow)

236 (774) 58 Office 2012 [20]Tallest building in Calgary from 2012 until 2017, when it was overtaken by Brookfield Place East.
3 Telus Sky
Telus Sky
Telus Sky
 619 Centre Street S

51°02′48″N 114°03′49″W / 51.04678°N 114.06354°W / 51.04678; -114.06354 (Telus Sky)

222 (728) 60 Mixed-use 2020 [21]Tallest building completed in the 2020s. Tallest mixed-use building in Calgary.
4 Suncor Energy Centre - West
Suncor Energy Centre
Suncor Energy Centre
 150 6 Avenue SW

51°02′53″N 114°03′53″W / 51.04793°N 114.06460°W / 51.04793; -114.06460 (Suncor Energy Centre - West)

215 (705) 53 Office 1984 [22]Tallest building in Calgary from 1984 until 2012, when it was overtaken by The Bow.
5 Eighth Avenue Place I 525 8 Avenue SW

51°02′43″N 114°04′21″W / 51.04533°N 114.07239°W / 51.04533; -114.07239 (Eighth Avenue Place I)

212 (696) 51 Office 2011 [23]
6 Bankers Hall - West
Bankers Hall - West
Bankers Hall - West
 888 3 Street SW

51°02′43″N 114°04′10″W / 51.04525°N 114.06948°W / 51.04525; -114.06948 (Bankers Hall – West)

197 (646) 52 Office 2000 [24][25]Tallest building completed in the 2000s.
7 Bankers Hall - East
Bankers Hall - East
Bankers Hall - East
 855 2 Street SW

51°02′43″N 114°04′06″W / 51.04517°N 114.06844°W / 51.04517; -114.06844 (Bankers Hall - East)

197 (646) 52 Office 1989 [25][26]
– Calgary Tower
Tower from below
Tower from below
 101 9th Avenue SW

51°02′40″N 114°03′47″W / 51.044312°N 114.063164°W / 51.044312; -114.063164 (Calgary Tower)

191 (627) N/A Observation 1968 Not a habitable building.

Included for comparison purposes

8 Centennial Place - East
Centennial Place
Centennial Place
 520 3rd Avenue SW

51°03′03″N 114°04′20″W / 51.050808°N 114.072342°W / 51.050808; -114.072342 (Centennial Place - East)

182 (597) 41 Office 2010 [27]Also known as Centennial Place I
9 Eighth Avenue Place II
Eighth Avenue Place II
Eighth Avenue Place II
 585 8 Avenue SW

51°02′44″N 114°04′24″W / 51.045456°N 114.073395°W / 51.045456; -114.073395 (Eighth Avenue Place II)

177 (581) 41 Office 2014 [28]Also known as Eighth Avenue Place West Tower
10 Canterra Tower
Canterra Tower
Canterra Tower
 400 3 Avenue SW

51°03′04″N 114°04′15″W / 51.051117°N 114.070747°W / 51.051117; -114.070747 (Canterra Tower)

177 (581) 45 Office 1988 [29][30]
11 TransCanada Tower
TransCanada Tower
TransCanada Tower
 450 1 Street SW

51°02′57″N 114°03′52″W / 51.049171°N 114.064583°W / 51.049171; -114.064583 (TransCanada Tower)

177 (581) 38 Office 2001 [31]
12 Jamieson Place
Jamieson Place
Jamieson Place
 308 4 Avenue SW

51°02′59″N 114°04′05″W / 51.049812°N 114.068176°W / 51.049812; -114.068176 (Jamieson Place)

172 (564) 38 Office 2009 [32]
13 First Canadian Centre
First Canadian Centre
First Canadian Centre
 350 7 Avenue SW

51°02′50″N 114°04′12″W / 51.047153°N 114.069901°W / 51.047153; -114.069901 (First Canadian Centre)

167 (548) 41 Office 1982 [33]Tallest building in Calgary from 1982 to 1984.
14 Western Canadian Place - North
Western Canadian Place North
Western Canadian Place North
 707 8 Avenue SW

51°02′44″N 114°04′38″W / 51.045673°N 114.077126°W / 51.045673; -114.077126 (Western Canadian Place - North)

164 (538) 41 Office 1983 [34]
15 TD Canada Trust Tower
TD Canada Trust Tower
TD Canada Trust Tower
 421 7 Avenue SW

51°02′48″N 114°04′15″W / 51.046551°N 114.070938°W / 51.046551; -114.070938 (TD Canada Trust Tower)

162 (531) 40 Office 1991 [35]
16 City Centre I
City Centre I
City Centre I
 215 2 Street SW

51°03′03″N 114°04′05″W / 51.050884°N 114.068054°W / 51.050884; -114.068054 (City Centre I)

162 (531) 37 Office 2016 [36]
17 Stephen Avenue Place
Scotia Centre
Scotia Centre
 700 2 Street SW

51°02′47″N 114°04′03″W / 51.046345°N 114.067429°W / 51.046345; -114.067429 (Stephen Avenue Place)

155 (509) 41 Office 1976 [37]Formerly known as the Scotia Centre. Tallest building in Calgary from 1976 to 1982. Tallest building completed in the 1970s.
18 801 Seventh Building
801 7th Avenue Building
801 7th Avenue Building
 801 7 Avenue SW

51°02′48″N 114°04′45″W / 51.046692°N 114.07917°W / 51.046692; -114.07917 (801 Seventh Building)

153 (502) 37 Office 1982 [38]
19 West Village Towers I
West Village Towers I
West Village Towers I
 850 11 St SW

51°02′44″N 114°05′18″W / 51.045681°N 114.088211°W / 51.045681; -114.088211 (West Village Towers I)

150 (490) 41 Residential 2021 [39]Joint tallest residential buildings in Calgary.
20 West Village Towers II
West Village Towers II
West Village Towers II
 850 11 St SW

51°02′44″N 114°05′12″W / 51.045593°N 114.086731°W / 51.045593; -114.086731 (West Village Towers II)

150 (490) 41 Residential 2021 [40]Joint tallest residential buildings in Calgary.
21 The Guardian North
The Guardian North
The Guardian North
 1122 3 St SE

51°02′31″N 114°03′19″W / 51.041882°N 114.055412°W / 51.041882; -114.055412 (The Guardian North)

147 (482) 44 Residential 2016 Joint tallest building in the Beltline[41]
22 The Guardian South
The Guardian South
The Guardian South
 1188 11 Ave SE

51°02′29″N 114°03′20″W / 51.041496°N 114.055428°W / 51.041496; -114.055428 (The Guardian South)

147 (482) 44 Residential 2016 Joint tallest building in the Beltline[42]
23 Bow Valley Square 2
Bow Valley Square
Bow Valley Square
 205 5 Avenue SW

51°02′54″N 114°03′57″W / 51.048203°N 114.06572°W / 51.048203; -114.06572 (Bow Valley Square 2)

143 (469) 39 Office 1975 [43]
24 Arris Residences – 530 3 Street SE

51°02′51″N 114°03′18″W / 51.047569°N 114.054993°W / 51.047569; -114.054993 (Arris Residences)

142.1 (466) 39 Residential 2024 [44]
25 Dome Tower
Dome Tower
Dome Tower
 333 7 Avenue SW

51°02′47″N 114°04′09″W / 51.046379°N 114.069298°W / 51.046379; -114.069298 (Dome Tower)

141 (463) 35 Office 1977 [45]
26 Fifth and Fifth Building
505 5 Avenue SW

51°02′55″N 114°04′28″W / 51.048512°N 114.074379°W / 51.048512; -114.074379 (Fifth and Fifth Building)

140 (460) 34 Office 1980 [46]
27 Shell Centre
Shell Centre
Shell Centre
 4 Avenue SW

51°03′00″N 114°04′15″W / 51.050041°N 114.07074°W / 51.050041; -114.07074 (Shell Centre)

140 (460) 33 Office 1977 [47]
28 Eleven
Eleven Tower
Eleven Tower
 1055 11 St SW

51°02′36″N 114°05′21″W / 51.043392°N 114.089256°W / 51.043392; -114.089256 (Eleven)

138 (453) 44 Residential 2022 [48]
29 Home Oil Tower
Home Oil Tower
Home Oil Tower
 324 8 Avenue SW

51°02′45″N 114°04′09″W / 51.045956°N 114.069054°W / 51.045956; -114.069054 (Home Oil Tower)

137 (449) 34 Office 1977 [49]
30 Two Park Central – 1111 4 Street SW

51°02′33″N 114°04′20″W / 51.042412°N 114.072212°W / 51.042412; -114.072212 (Two Park Central)

134.1 (440) 39 Residential 2024 [50]
31 Bow Valley Square 4
Bow Valley Square
Bow Valley Square
 205 5 Avenue SW

51°02′52″N 114°04′01″W / 51.047783°N 114.067024°W / 51.047783; -114.067024 (Bow Valley Square 4)

134 (440) 37 Office 1981 [51]
32 Fifth Avenue Place East
Fifth Avenue Place East
Fifth Avenue Place East
 425 1 Street SW

51°02′57″N 114°03′57″W / 51.049046°N 114.065697°W / 51.049046; -114.065697 (Fifth Avenue Place East)

133 (436) 35 Office 1981 [52]
33 Fifth Avenue Place West
Fifth Avenue Place West
Fifth Avenue Place West
 237 4 Avenue SW

51°02′57″N 114°04′01″W / 51.049152°N 114.066826°W / 51.049152; -114.066826 (Fifth Avenue Place West)

133 (436) 35 Office 1981 [53]
34 Suncor Energy Centre - East
Petro-Canada Centre
Petro-Canada Centre
 111 5 Avenue SW

51°02′53″N 114°03′48″W / 51.048°N 114.063354°W / 51.048; -114.063354 (Suncor Energy Centre - East)

130 (430) 33 Office 1984 [54][55]
35 Calgary Courts Centre
Calgary Courts Centre
Calgary Courts Centre
 601 5th Street SW

51°02′51″N 114°04′28″W / 51.047443°N 114.074448°W / 51.047443; -114.074448 (Calgary Courts Centre)

129 (423) 26 Government/

Office

2007 [56]
36 Western Canadian Place - South
Western Canadian Place South
Western Canadian Place South
 707 8 Avenue SW

51°02′43″N 114°04′37″W / 51.045254°N 114.076859°W / 51.045254; -114.076859 (Western Canadian Place - South)

128 (420) 32 Office 1983 [57][58]
37 Arriva 34
Arriva Tower
Arriva Tower
 1111 Olympic Way SE

51°02′31″N 114°03′14″W / 51.041809°N 114.053963°W / 51.041809; -114.053963 (Arriva 34)

128 (420) 34 Residential 2008 [59]Also stylized as arriVa.
38 Altius Centre
Altius Centre
Altius Centre
 500 4 Avenue SW

51°02′59″N 114°04′19″W / 51.049854°N 114.071877°W / 51.049854; -114.071877 (Altius Centre)

126 (413) 32 Office 1973 [60]
39 The Edison
EnCana Place
EnCana Place
 150 9 Ave SW

51°02′42″N 114°03′52″W / 51.044903°N 114.064575°W / 51.044903; -114.064575 (The Edison)

125 (410) 31 Office 1982 [61]
40 Vogue
Vogue
Vogue
 930 6th Avenue SW

51°02′54″N 114°04′57″W / 51.048252°N 114.082474°W / 51.048252; -114.082474 (Vogue)

125 (410) 36 Residential 2017 [62]
41 240 Fourth – 240 4 Avenue SW

51°03′00″N 114°04′02″W / 51.049969°N 114.067154°W / 51.049969; -114.067154 (240 Fourth)

124.1 (407) 30 Office 1988 [63]
42 Stock Exchange Tower
Stock Exchange Tower
Stock Exchange Tower
 300 5 Ave SW

51°02′56″N 114°04′06″W / 51.048794°N 114.068253°W / 51.048794; -114.068253 (Stock Exchange Tower)

124 (407) 31 Office 1979 [64]
43 Hewlett Packard Tower
Hewlett Packard Tower
Hewlett Packard Tower
 715 5 Ave SW

51°02′55″N 114°04′38″W / 51.048512°N 114.077248°W / 51.048512; -114.077248 (Hewlett Packard Tower)

124 (407) 33 Office 1975 [65]Also known simply as 715 Fifth
44 707 Fifth
707 Fifth Avenue (Manulife Place)
707 Fifth Avenue
 707 5 Ave SW

51°02′48″N 114°04′29″W / 51.046558°N 114.074654°W / 51.046558; -114.074654 (707 Fifth)

124 (407) 27 Office 2017 [66]
45 Five West East Tower
Five West East Tower
Five West East Tower
 910 5th Avenue SW

51°02′57″N 114°04′54″W / 51.049156°N 114.081551°W / 51.049156; -114.081551 (Five West East Tower)

123.4 (405) 28 Residential 2008 [67]
46 Three Bow Valley Square – 255 5 Avenue SW

51°02′54″N 114°04′01″W / 51.048233°N 114.066864°W / 51.048233; -114.066864 (Three Bow Valley Square)

122.9 (403) 32 Office 1979 [68]
47 The Oliver West – 538 10 Avenue SW

51°02′38″N 114°04′24″W / 51.043915°N 114.073227°W / 51.043915; -114.073227 (The Oliver West)

121.3 (398) 35 Residential 2024 [69]
48 Nuera – 211 13 Avenue SE

51°02′24″N 114°03′36″W / 51.040104°N 114.060112°W / 51.040104; -114.060112 (Nuera)

120.4 (395) 34 Residential 2010 [70]
49 Versus West Tower – 1008 9 Street SW

51°02′37″N 114°05′01″W / 51.043644°N 114.083481°W / 51.043644; -114.083481 (Versus West Tower)

118.6 (389) 34 Residential 2016 [71]
50 UPTEN – 201 10 Avenue SE

51°02′35″N 114°03′37″W / 51.042988°N 114.060173°W / 51.042988; -114.060173 (UPTEN)

118.3 (388) 37 Residential 2020 [72]
51 SODO – 620 10 Avenue SW

51°02′39″N 114°04′32″W / 51.044067°N 114.075455°W / 51.044067; -114.075455 (SODO)

118.3 (388) 36 Residential 2019 [73]
52 District – 825 8 Avenue SW

51°02′45″N 114°04′49″W / 51.045731°N 114.080406°W / 51.045731; -114.080406 (District)

117.7 (386) 40 Residential 1974 [74]
53 Centennial Place II – 250 5 Street SW

51°03′04″N 114°04′23″W / 51.051224°N 114.07299°W / 51.051224; -114.07299 (Centennial Place II)

117.6 (386) 23 Office 2010 [75]
54 BLVD Beltline North – 1221 Macleod Trail SE

51°02′28″N 114°03′33″W / 51.041023°N 114.059029°W / 51.041023; -114.059029 (BLVD Beltline North)

116.8 (383) 36 Residential 2021 [76]
55 The Ampersand East – 112 4 Avenue SW

51°02′59″N 114°03′50″W / 51.049648°N 114.063751°W / 51.049648; -114.063751 (The Ampersand East)

116.8 (383) 28 Residential 1984 [77]
56 Vetro at Sasso – 210 15 Avenue SE

51°02′19″N 114°03′37″W / 51.038723°N 114.060219°W / 51.038723; -114.060219 (Vetro at Sasso)

115.9 (380) 34 Residential 2008 [78]
57 AMEC Place – 801 6 Avenue SW

51°02′52″N 114°04′46″W / 51.047684°N 114.079399°W / 51.047684; -114.079399 (AMEC Place)

115.5 (379) 28 Office 1982 [79]
58 The Royal at Mount Royal Village – 930 16 Avenue SW

51°02′19″N 114°05′01″W / 51.038483°N 114.083511°W / 51.038483; -114.083511 (The Royal at Mount Royal Village)

115 (377) 33 Residential 2019 [80]
59 Residence Inn by Marriott Beltline – 610 10 Avenue SW

51°02′38″N 114°04′28″W / 51.044025°N 114.074532°W / 51.044025; -114.074532 (Residence Inn by Marriott Beltline)

114.6 (376) 34 Hotel 2019 [81]
60 Mark on Tenth – 901 10 Avenue SW

51°02′37″N 114°05′01″W / 51.043644°N 114.083481°W / 51.043644; -114.083481 (Mark on Tenth)

114.3 (375) 35 Residential 2016 [82]
61 First Tower – 411 1 Street SE

51°02′56″N 114°03′39″W / 51.048985°N 114.060966°W / 51.048985; -114.060966 (First Tower)

113.7 (373) 27 Office 1980 [83]
62 Ernst & Young Tower – 440 2 Avenue SW

51°03′08″N 114°04′16″W / 51.05209°N 114.071053°W / 51.05209; -114.071053 (Ernst & Young Tower)

113.4 (372) 23 Office 2000 [84]
63 The Ampersand North – 140 4 Avenue SW

51°03′00″N 114°03′52″W / 51.05003°N 114.064377°W / 51.05003; -114.064377 (Ernst & Young Tower)

113.1 (371) 28 Office 1982 [85]
64 The Ampersand West – 144 4 Avenue SW

51°02′59″N 114°03′53″W / 51.049622°N 114.064705°W / 51.049622; -114.064705 (Ernst & Young Tower)

113.1 (371) 28 Office 1982 [86]
65 One Calgary Place – 330 5 Avenue SW

51°02′56″N 114°04′09″W / 51.048805°N 114.069191°W / 51.048805; -114.069191 (One Calgary Place)

112.5 (369) 30 Office 1968 [87]
66 Alura at Nuera – 1320 1 Street SE

51°02′23″N 114°03′38″W / 51.039692°N 114.060493°W / 51.039692; -114.060493 (Alura at Nuera)

110.4 (362) 29 Residential 2014 [88]
67 Encor Place – 645 7 Avenue SW

51°02′48″N 114°04′33″W / 51.04657°N 114.075775°W / 51.04657; -114.075775 (Encor Place)

109.8 (360) 28 Office 1988 [89]
68 Park Point South – 310 12 Avenue SW

51°02′31″N 114°04′08″W / 51.041817°N 114.068886°W / 51.041817; -114.068886 (Park Point South)

109.5 (359) 34 Residential 2018 [90]
69 The Oliver East – 524 10 Avenue SW

51°02′38″N 114°04′20″W / 51.043888°N 114.072212°W / 51.043888; -114.072212 (The Oliver East)

109.1 (358) 31 Residential 2022 [91]
70 WaterMark Tower – 530 8 Avenue SW

51°02′47″N 114°04′23″W / 51.046322°N 114.073013°W / 51.046322; -114.073013 (WaterMark Tower)

108.8 (357) 27 Office 1983 [92]
71 Palliser One – 125 9 Avenue SE

51°02′39″N 114°03′41″W / 51.04417°N 114.061462°W / 51.04417; -114.061462 (Palliser One)

108.5 (356) 27 Office 2021 [93]
72 6 and Tenth – 1010 6 Street SW

51°02′36″N 114°04′34″W / 51.043411°N 114.07605°W / 51.043411; -114.07605 (6 and Tenth)

107.6 (353) 31 Residential 2017 [94]
73 One Park Central – 510 12 Avenue SW

51°02′31″N 114°04′21″W / 51.041965°N 114.072388°W / 51.041965; -114.072388 (One Park Central)

107.6 (353) 32 Residential 2020 [95]
74 BLVD Beltline South – 1235 Macleod Trail SE

51°02′26″N 114°03′32″W / 51.040646°N 114.059013°W / 51.040646; -114.059013 (BLVD Beltine South)

107.3 (352) 32 Residential 2021 [96]
75 Calgary Place Apartments East – 609 8 Street SW

51°02′52″N 114°04′53″W / 51.047646°N 114.081444°W / 51.047646; -114.081444 (Calgary Place Apartments East)

104 (341) 36 Residential 1970 [97]
76 Calgary Place Apartments West – 608 9 Street SW

51°02′52″N 114°05′00″W / 51.047695°N 114.083199°W / 51.047695; -114.083199 (Calgary Place Apartments East)

104 (341) 36 Residential 1970 [98]
77 Pulse at Evolution – 510 6 Avenue SE

51°02′51″N 114°03′07″W / 51.047501°N 114.051994°W / 51.047501; -114.051994 (Pulse at Evolution)

102.4 (336) 34 Residential 2016 [99]
78 635 8 Avenue – 635 8 Avenue SW

51°02′45″N 114°04′33″W / 51.045719°N 114.07589°W / 51.045719; -114.07589 (635 8 Avenue)

102.4 (336) 25 Office 1983 [100]
79 Ovation at Westgate Park – 99 Spruce Place SW

51°02′34″N 114°08′09″W / 51.0429°N 114.135963°W / 51.0429; -114.135963 (Ovation at Westgate Park)

101.5 (333) 31 Residential 2010 [101]
80 Five West Tower I – 920 5 Avenue SW

51°02′57″N 114°04′56″W / 51.049187°N 114.082184°W / 51.049187; -114.082184 (Five West Tower I)

101.5 (333) 26 Residential 2006 [102]
81 Mount Royal House – 140 10 Avenue SW

51°02′37″N 114°03′54″W / 51.04361°N 114.065086°W / 51.04361; -114.065086 (Mount Royal House)

101 (331) 34 Residential 1969 [103]
82 The Montana – 817 15 Avenue SW

51°02′20″N 114°04′49″W / 51.038776°N 114.0802°W / 51.038776; -114.0802 (The Montana)

100.5 (330) 28 Residential 2009 [104]
83 Eau Claire Tower – 600 3 Avenue SW

51°03′04″N 114°04′28″W / 51.051102°N 114.074348°W / 51.051102; -114.074348 (Eau Claire Tower)

100.3 (329) 24 Office 2016 [105]

Towers

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Observation towers

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Rank Building Address Height Completed
=1 CFCN-DT Tower 1* Old Banff Coach Road SW 250 m (820 ft) 1954
=1 CFCN-DT Tower 2* Old Banff Coach Road SW 250 m (820 ft) 1954

(*) Although Calgary's two largest structures are actually CFCN-TV's twin communication towers, they are not self-supporting and are assisted by cables (guyed). This is not unlike most stand-alone communications antennae.

Other notable towers

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Notable historical towers
Tower Image Address Height Floors Completed Notes
Ski Jump (Canada Olympic Park)
Canada Olympic Park
Canada Olympic Park
 88 Canada Olympic Park Road SW 90 m n/a 1987 The taller of three ski jump towers built for the 1988 Winter Olympics; 90 meters is the distance a ski jumper travels from the terminus, not the height of the structure

Tallest under construction or proposed

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Under construction

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The following table ranks skyscrapers that are under construction in Calgary that are expected to be at least 100 m (328 ft) tall as of 2025, based on standard height measurement. The “Year” column indicates the expected year of completion. Buildings that are on hold are not included. A dash "–" indicates information about the building's height is currently unknown.

Building Height Floors Use Year Notes
Lincoln 120 m (394 ft) 37 Residential – [106]
4th Street Lofts 115 m (377 ft) 29 Residential – [107]
Kings by LaCalle 113 m (371 ft) 35 Residential – [108]

Proposed

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The following table ranks proposed and approved skyscrapers in Calgary that are expected to be at least 100 m (328 ft) tall as of 2025, based on standard height measurement. A dash "–" indicates information about the building's height is currently unknown.

Building Height Floors Purpose Status Notes
W Calgary Tower 277 m (909 ft) 71 Mixed-use Proposed [109]
JW Marriott Calgary 246 m (807 ft) 63 Mixed-use Proposed [109]
Plaza 54 187 m (614 ft) 54 Residential Proposed [110]
Elbow River I 178 m (584 ft) 56 Residential Approved [111]
633 Third 167 m (548 ft) 46 Mixed-use Proposed [112]
Elbow River II 162 m (531 ft) 50 Residential Approved [111]
Elbow River III 146 m (479 ft) 40 Residential Approved [111]
101 - 11 Avenue SE 120 m (394 ft) 37 Residential Approved [113]
Brentwood Common 120 m (394 ft) 40 Residential Approved [114]
Curtis Block III 119 m (390 ft) 36 Residential Approved [115]
Beltline Block Tower 118 m (387 ft) 36 Residential Approved [116]
526 4th Ave 112 m (367 ft) 32 Residential Proposed [117]
West Village Towers III 100 m (328 ft) – Residential Approved [118]

Timeline of tallest buildings

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This lists buildings that once held the title of tallest building in Calgary. Although it is not a building, the Calgary Tower was the city's tallest free standing structure from 1968 until 1983 when it was surpassed by the Suncor Energy Centre's West tower.

Name Image Years as tallest Height
m / ft 		Floors
Fairmont Palliser Hotel
Fairmont Palliser Hotel
Fairmont Palliser Hotel
 1914–1958 60 / 197 12
Elveden House
Elveden House
Elveden House
 1960–1968 80 / 262 20
One Calgary Place
One Calgary Place
One Calgary Place
 1968–1973 110 / 361 30
Altius Centre
Altius Centre
Altius Centre
 1973–1975 126 / 413 32
Bow Valley Square 2
Bow Valley Square
Bow Valley Square
 1975–1976 143 / 469 39
Stephen Avenue Place
Scotia Centre
Scotia Centre
 1976–1982 155 / 509 41
First Canadian Centre
First Canadian Centre
First Canadian Centre
 1982–1984 167 / 548 41
Suncor Energy Centre - West
Suncor Energy Centre
Suncor Energy Centre
 1984–2011 215 / 705 53
The Bow
The Bow
The Bow
 2011–2017 236 / 774 58
Brookfield Place East
Brookfield Place East
Brookfield Place East
 2017–present 247 / 810 56

Map of tallest buildings

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This map shows the location of buildings in Calgary that are taller than 100 m (328 ft). Each marker is coloured by the decade of the building's completion. There is only one building taller than 100 m located outside the scope of the map: Ovation at Westgate Park.

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37 Arriva 34
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36 Western Canadian Place - South
36 Western Canadian Place - South
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35 Calgary Courts Centre
35 Calgary Courts Centre
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34 Suncor Energy Centre - East
34 Suncor Energy Centre - East
33
33 Fifth Avenue Place West
33 Fifth Avenue Place West
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32 Fifth Avenue Place East
32 Fifth Avenue Place East
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31 Bow Valley Square 4
31 Bow Valley Square 4
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29 Home Oil Tower
29 Home Oil Tower
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27 Shell Centre
27 Shell Centre
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25 Dome Tower
25 Dome Tower
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23 Bow Valley Square 2
23 Bow Valley Square 2
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18 801 Seventh Building
18 801 Seventh Building
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17 Stephen Avenue Place
17 Stephen Avenue Place
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15 TD Canada Trust Tower
15 TD Canada Trust Tower
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14 Western Canadian Place - North
14 Western Canadian Place - North
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13 First Canadian Centre
13 First Canadian Centre
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12 Jamieson Place
12 Jamieson Place
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11 TransCanada Tower
11 TransCanada Tower
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10 Canterra Tower
10 Canterra Tower
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9 Eighth Avenue Place II
9 Eighth Avenue Place II
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8 Centennial Place - East
8 Centennial Place - East
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7 Bankers Hall - East
7 Bankers Hall - East
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6 Bankers Hall - West
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5 Eighth Avenue Place I
5 Eighth Avenue Place I
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4 Suncor Energy Centre - West
4 Suncor Energy Centre - West
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3 Telus Sky
3 Telus Sky
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2 The Bow
2 The Bow
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1 Brookfield Place East
1 Brookfield Place East
Buildings taller than 100 m (394 ft) in Downtown Calgary. An asterisk (*) next to the name of the building indicates it is located outside the map.
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Brookfield Place East
2
The Bow
3
Telus Sky
4
Suncor Energy Centre - West
5
Eighth Avenue Place I
6
Bankers Hall - West
7
Bankers Hall - East
8
Centennial Place - East
9
Eighth Avenue Place II
10
Canterra Tower
11
TransCanada Tower
12
Jamieson Place
13
First Canadian Centre
14
Western Canadian Place - North
15
TD Canada Trust Tower
16
City Centre I
17
Stephen Avenue Place
18
801 Seventh Building
19
West Village Towers I
20
West Village Towers II
21
The Guardian North
22
The Guardian South
23
Bow Valley Square 2
24
The Arris Residences
25
Dome Tower
26
Fifth and Fifth Building
27
Shell Centre
28
Eleven
29
Home Oil Tower
30
Two Park Central
31
Bow Valley Square 4
32
Fifth Avenue Place East
33
Fifth Avenue Place West
34
Suncor Energy Centre - East
35
Calgary Courts Centre
36
Western Canadian Place - South
37
Arriva 34
38
Altius Centre
39
The Edison
40
Vogue
41
240 Fourth
42
Stock Exchange Tower
43
Hewlett Packard Tower
44
707 Fifth
45
Five West East Tower
46
Three Bow Valley Square
47
The Oliver West
48
Nuera
49
Versus West Tower
50
UPTEN
51
SODO
52
District
53
Centennial Place II
54
BLVD Beltline North
55
The Ampersand East
56
Vetro at Sasso
57
AMEC Place
58
The Royal at Mount Royal Village
59
Residence Inn by Marriott Beltline
60
Mark on Tenth
61
First Tower
62
Ernst & Young Tower
63
The Ampersand North
64
The Ampersand West
65
One Calgary Place
66
Alura at Nuera
67
Encor Place
68
Park Point South
69
The Oliver East
70
WaterMark Tower
71
Palliser One
72
6 and Tenth
73
One Park Central
74
BLVD Beltline South
75
Calgary Place Apartments East
76
Calgary Place Apartments West
77
Pulse at Evolution
78
635 8 Avenue
79
Ovation at Westgate Park*
80
Five West Tower I
81
Mount Royal House
82
The Montana
83
Eau Claire Tower

Cityscape

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Calgary's skyline, as viewed from McHugh Bluff in 2024
Downtown Calgary from the south in May 2018, with Telus Sky under construction

See also

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