TELUS opens new headquarters in Calgary - architecture and design

TELUS opens new headquarters in Calgary



TELUS? new state of the art headquarters, TELUS Sky, is downtown Calgary?s latest landmark, which stands 60-storeys tall and brings 750,000 square feet of office and retail space including 326 rental home.

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Built to Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) platinum standards, TELUS now occupies the largest LEED Platinum footprint in North America, according to the company. The projects include TELUS Garden in Vancouver, TELUS Harbour Toronto, TELUS House Ottawa, and Place TELUS Québec. 
“Our TELUS team has an inspiring legacy of connecting Albertans to the people, resources and information that matter most to them, and today?s opening of TELUS Sky builds upon this rich history of investment and innovation,? said Darren Entwistle, TELUS President and CEO. ?Our $400 million development continues our legacy of making powerful contributions to advance the economic strength and social vitality of both the city of Calgary and the province of Alberta. Indeed, over the past century, TELUS has invested $60 billion in network infrastructure, operations and technology across the province and we will invest an additional $17 billion through 2026, creating a further 8,500 family-supporting jobs. Moreover, as the transformative centrepiece of a revitalized city block, TELUS Sky sets a new standard of excellence in architectural beauty and environmental sustainability; exceeding the global standard for leadership in energy and environmental design. We are...
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