Image courtesy of Ivanhoé Cambridge
CIBC Square, a transformative project by Ivanhoé Cambridge and Hines, has officially broken ground. Formerly known as Bay Park Centre, CIBC Square will feature two buildings and a one-acre elevated park over the rail corridor. 
Designed by architecture firms WilkinsonEyre and Adamson Associates, following an architectural design competition, the project is founded on architectural and structural excellence, exceeding mechanical, electrical and security expectations, which have been designed to attain LEED Platinum Core & Shell certification, WELL Certification and WiredScore Platinum accreditation.
“CIBC Square is a visionary example of what government can achieve in partnership with the private sector – commuters can enjoy a walk in the park and take in the best views of the city for a more enjoyable, comfortable transit experience,” said Steven Del Duca, Ontario Minister of Transportation. “The new Union Station Bus Terminal will be integrated with our largest transit hub for a seamless commute as we continue to invest in building up our transportation network and innovative projects ? like high speed rail and GO RER,”  CIBC Square is the result of a joint effort between global real estate leaders Ivanhoé Cambridge and Hines, and one of the last office development with a Bay Street address in Toronto’s business district. It not only completes the Union Station campus master plan by deliveri...