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CN Tower

301 Front Street West
Toronto ON Canada

Status:built
Construction Dates
  Began1973
  Finished1976
Elevator Count6
Building Uses
 - communication
 - observation
 - restaurant
Structural Types
 - tower
 - glass floor
 - pod
 - revolving floor
 - exterior elevator
Architectural Style
 - futurism
Materials
 - glass
 - steel
 - concrete, reinforced
 - concrete

 Heights ValueSource / Comments 
Antenna553.3 mOfficial website
Roof457.2 m
Top of the concrete core
Top floor446.5 mOfficial website
"Skypod", 147 floor level
Restaurant351.0 m
Observation deck346.0 mOfficial website
Main observation deck, "Look Out Level", 114 floor level
Glass floor342.0 mOfficial website
113 floor level
Microwave receptors338.0 mOfficial Website
Btm. of pod/receptor336.0 m

Description
Architect: WZMH Architects
Design architect: John Andrews International

The CN Tower is the world's tallest free-standing structure and has the world's hightest public observatory, although it is not considered to be a traditional building.

At 446.5 meters the Skypod is the highest public observation deck in on Earth. The tower is said to have 147 storeys because the internal staircase has this many levels from the ground up to the skypod.

The tower was constructed by Canadian National Railroad to improve television reception.

There was a Pepsi logo on the north side of the white ring in 2002.

The CN Tower cost $63 Million Canadian to construct.

Member of "World Federation of Great Towers".

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