List of tallest buildings in Calgary

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Bankers Hall East is currently Western Canada's third tallest building. Bankers Hall West is the second tallest in Western Canada.
Bankers Hall East is currently Western Canada's third tallest building. Bankers Hall West is the second tallest in Western Canada.
Petro Canada West Tower is the tallest building in Canada outside of Toronto.
Petro Canada West Tower is the tallest building in Canada outside of Toronto.

This is a list of the 10 tallest skyscrapers in the city of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

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Buildings completed as of October, 2006
Rank Building Address Height Floors Completed Image
1 Petro-Canada Centre - West 150 6th Avenue SW 215 m 53 1984
Petro-Canada Centre
2 Bankers Hall - West 888 3rd Street SW 197 m 52 2000
Bankers Hall - West
3 Bankers Hall - East 855 2nd Street SW 197 m 52 1989
Bankers Hall - East
4 Canterra Tower 400 3rd Avenue SW 177 m 45 1988
Canterra Tower
5 TransCanada Tower 450 1st Street SW 177 m 38 2001
TransCanada Tower
6 First Canadian Centre 350 7th Avenue SW 167 m 41 1982
First Canadian Centre
7 Western Canadian Place - North 707 8th Avenue SW 164 m 41 1983
Western Canadian Place
8 TD Canada Trust Tower 421 7th Avenue SW 162 m 40 1991
TD Canada Trust Tower
9 Scotia Centre, Calgary 700 2nd Street SW 155 m 41 1976
Scotia Centre
10 Nexen Building, Calgary 801 7th Avenue SW 152 m 37 1982
Nexen Building

Observation/Communication towers completed as of October, 2006
Rank Building Address Height Completed Image
1 CICT TV 1* Old Banff Coach Road SW 250 m 1954  
2 CICT TV 2* Old Banff Coach Road SW 250 m 1954  
3 Calgary Tower 101 9th Avenue SW 191 m 1968
Calgary Tower

(*) Although Calgary's two largest structures are actually CICT 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.

Notable historical towers
Building Address Height Floors Completed Notes Image
Ski Jump (Canada Olympic Park) 88 Canada Olympic Park Road SW 90 m (90 meters is the distance a ski jumper travels from the terminus, not the height of the structure) n/a 1987 The taller of three ski jump towers built for the 1988 Winter Olympics
Canada Olympic Park
Elveden House (part of Elveden Centre) 727 7th Avenue SW 80 m 20 1960 Calgary's first skyscraper  
Fairmont Palliser Hotel 133 9th Avenue SW n/a 15 1914 Calgary's tallest building 1914-1958
Fairmont Palliser Hotel

Current tower projects over 120 m
Building Height Floors Use Status
The Bow (EnCana Tower) 247m 59 Office Proposal
City Centre I 216 m 53 Office Proposal
Penny Lane - East 203 m 49 Office Approved
Penny Lane - West 183 m 40 Office Approved
Centennial Place I 176 m 41 Office Construction
Jamieson Place 170 m (173 m to spire) 38 Office Construction
Montreux 157 m 51 Residential Proposal
Arriva 42 and Arriva III 156 m 42 Residential Approved
Exchange IV 152 m 45 Mixed Use Proposal
City Centre II 150 m 38 Residential Proposal
Lausanne 141 m 46 Residential Proposal
Astoria on 10th 130 m ~35 Mixed Use Proposal
Calgary Courts Centre 129 m 24 Institutional Construction
Arriva I 128 m 34 Residential Construction
Five West II 123 m 28 Residential Construction

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