At first glance, Brookfield Place is a straightforward skyscraper complex, consisting of two towers by Bregman and Hamann. Yet between these bland towers sits one of Toronto’s most extraordinary architectural monuments: Sam Pollock Square and the Galleria. Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava completed the soaring city block-long intervention in 1992. Inspired by a pine forest, the white-painted steel-and-glass arches create a cathedral-like ground level atrium and arcade linking Yonge and Bay streets.

Brookfield Place: Allen Lambert Galleria and Sam Pollock Square

181 Bay St (Map It)
416 869 1144
MON-FRI 10-6 (Retail)

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