Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Toronto

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Bank of Nova Scotia Building

44 King Street West
Toronto ON Canada

Status:	built
Construction Dates
Finished	1951
Floor Count	27
Basement Floors	2

Building Uses

- office

- retail

Structural Types

- highrise

Heights	Value	Source / Comments

Roof	338 ft	Google Earth


Top floor	318 ft	Google Earth

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Description
Architect: Mathers and Haldenby
Architect: Beck and Eadie
Developer: Bank of Nova Scotia

• This building was originally designed by architect John M. Lyle in 1928-29, but was only built following the second world war.
• Carved bas-relief panels on the facade were designed and made by sculptor Fred Winkler.

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