EY Tower

The EY Tower in Toronto is a 188-meter-tall skyscraper on Adelaide Street West, completed in 2017. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and WZMH Architects, the building replaces the historic Concourse Building, which was demolished in 2000 after a controversial debate. The architecture of the new tower deliberately incorporates the south and east exterior walls of the old Art Deco building, creating a striking contrast between historic fabric and a modern glass facade. With 42 floors and a total area of 84,000 square meters, the tower is home to prominent tenants such as Ernst & Young, OMERS, and the TMX Group. You can experience the connection to the city's history here, as the building is linked to the Richmond-Adelaide Centre via the PATH underground walkway and features a renovated entrance area. A special highlight is the large outdoor terrace on the 14th floor, which offers views across Toronto's skyline. As a LEED Platinum-certified building, the tower also sets environmental standards in modern office architecture.