| Architect |
Mathers and Haldenby - in association with Beck & Eadie |
| Date |
1946 - 1951 |
| Location |
44 King Street West |
| Description |
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A 27-storey tower that has been
completely renovated in recent years and
connected to a new 68-storey tower by a
14-storey high glass atrium.
The building was designed for the Bank of Nova
Scotia in 1928 but the depression and the war
placed a hold on its construction for over 20
years.   The carved bas-relief
panels on the facade were created by
sculptor Fred Winkler.
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Bank of
Nova Scotia - Bay Street, Toronto, Canada
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