Heres Vancouver
http://skyscraperpage.com/gallery/data/529/3309rbc_tower.jpg

The best RBC building is definetly Toronto
Royal Bank Plaza
http://www.cbowman.com/images/portfolio_images/royalbank.jpg

Whats next? Best 'National Trust' building LOL. I guess you could do, 'CBC building'.

Calgary's

http://www.photodump.com/direct/Ed_14/290439.jpg

105 Metres
24 Floors
Completed 1968

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/hypnoticmonkey2003/283789.jpg
^victoria
it's pretty. i like it.
it's also called sussex place

From what I know, that's a government building. The Royal Bank is the six storey buildings beside it.

Winnipeg's RBC from the grand old to the dull new.
http://img91.echo.cx/img91/4382/rbcold15ed.jpg
http://img183.echo.cx/img183/5783/rbcold20zf.jpg
(the shorter white one with the RBC logo)
http://img162.echo.cx/img162/5361/rbc2jk.jpg
http://img132.echo.cx/img132/861/bnswce11vn.jpg

Vancouver's and Winnipeg's are nice, but definitely Toronto's is the gem. What does Montréal's look like? It's funny that the big banks are still technically HQ'd in Montréal (except TDCT and Scotiabank), even though they are operated out of Toronto.

Here's the one in Windsor...small building for a small city I guess.

http://www.pbase.com/embee/image/34464621.jpg

http://www.rbc.com/histoire/quicktofrontier/images/147_james.gif

http://www.rbc.com/histoire/quicktofrontier/images/photos/stjames1.jpg

Royal Bank's headquarers in Montréal, 1908 (moved out of Halifax at that time).

http://www.rbc.com/histoire/quicktofrontier/images/headoffice.gif

http://www.rbc.com/histoire/quicktofrontier/images/photos/360james1.jpg

Royal Banks HQ in Montréal, built in 1928. Highest building in the commonwealth at that time.

The projecters could be seen as far as 50km on land, and 150km in the air.

That building is splendid, its interior is majestic!

Here's a bigger shot of the Toronto RBC Building, I love the gold hue produced by... well, the gold infused in the windows! Photo taken by yours truly.

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y162/sk8rboiiii/PICT0486.jpg

Here is Kitcheners. The building is actually called the Duke Tower, an office, and appearently a theatre (?). Only 11 floors.

Photo credit Trillium Photography.

http://img44.echo.cx/img44/1889/0038wo1.jpg

EDIT: Found another photo.

http://img145.echo.cx/img145/3443/kitchener1r9vd.jpg

Toronto's RBC Building is probably one of the most underrated in the city.

Here is Kitcheners. The building is actually called the Duke Tower, an office, and appearently a theatre (?). Only 11 floors.

Photo credit Trillium Photography.

http://img44.echo.cx/img44/1889/0038wo1.jpg

EDIT: Found another photo.

http://img145.echo.cx/img145/3443/kitchener1r9vd.jpg

lol. :hahaha:

"Royal Banks HQ in Montréal, built in 1928. Highest building in the commonwealth at that time."


It would have held that title for a very short time, as the Royal York was under construction at the same time...it may not have ever held the title at all, as the Royal York may have actualy been structurally taller when the RB Building in Montreal opened, even though the Royal York may not have officially opened until June of 1929, as hotel interiors would have taken longer to finish.




I hate to tell ya...but if you want to see all the great bank buildings in Canada...all you have to do is stand at the corner of King & Bay.







KGB

"Royal Banks HQ in Montréal, built in 1928. Highest building in the commonwealth at that time."


It would have held that title for a very short time, as the Royal York was under construction at the same time...it may not have ever held the title at all, as the Royal York may have actualy been structurally taller when the RB Building in Montreal opened, even though the Royal York may not have officially opened until June of 1929, as hotel interiors would have taken longer to finish.



its not me who says it, its on their websites.

Ottawa
ROyal Bank Centre now called Thomas D'Arcy McGee Building
http://www.foundlocally.com/Ottawa/images/RoyalBankBuilding-SparksSt.jpg

http://kea.cs.uni-magdeburg.de/thorhaue/travel00/12042000/12042000-0924-784226-15.jpg

http://img202.echo.cx/img202/774/2366445pf.jpg
this is londons royal bank building, i believe that it was the first building over 12 stories built in london, but cn may have been first

^looks like a surbaban medical offices center

/\ by the way the building at the base of the london rbc tower is the covent garden market and the two buildings are not connected

Vancouver's other one....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/touraccuracy/774_7422.jpg

Toronto
http://www.pamp.com/gold_c/Info_site/in_glos/images/in_glos_goldreflectiveglass.JPG
77.2 ounces of gold is infused into the glass.... pretty kickass

Toronto and Ottawa have nice ones

I couldn't find a picture of Halifax's, but it's not very tall and kind of ugly. There's a "secondary" building in Dartmouth as well.

its not me who says it, its on their websites.

Malek,

You forgot PVM