The Bow (skyscraper)

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The Bow is a prominent crescent-shaped office skyscraper in Calgary, Alberta, known for its distinctive curved design and status as one of the city's tallest and most recognizable buildings.

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instanceOf skyscraper
address 500 Centre Street SE, Calgary
architect Foster + Partners NERFINISHED
Zeidler Partnership Architects NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle contemporary architecture
architecturalType office skyscraper
city Calgary NERFINISHED
completionDate 2012
country Canada
developer H&R Real Estate Investment Trust NERFINISHED
energyDesignFeature diagrid structure reducing steel usage
south-facing curved facade for solar gain
floorArea approximately 1.7 million sq ft
approximately 158000 m²
floorCount 58
hasFeature atrium facing the Bow River
indoor sky gardens
hasPublicArt Wonderland sculpture NERFINISHED
hasView Bow River NERFINISHED
Calgary city centre NERFINISHED
height 236 m
774 ft
location Alberta NERFINISHED
Calgary NERFINISHED
Canada NERFINISHED
mainContractor Ledcor Construction NERFINISHED
material concrete
glass
steel
namedAfter Bow River NERFINISHED
notableFeature curved facade
diagrid structural system
openingDate 2013
owner H&R Real Estate Investment Trust NERFINISHED
provinceOrState Alberta NERFINISHED
publicArtArtist Jaume Plensa NERFINISHED
rank one of the tallest buildings in Calgary
one of the tallest office towers in Canada
region Downtown Calgary NERFINISHED
shape crescent-shaped
skylineStatus landmark of the Calgary skyline
startDateOfConstruction 2007
structuralEngineer Halcrow Yolles NERFINISHED
uses office
retail

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Downtown Calgary hasSkylineFeature The Bow (skyscraper)