The two towers offer unparalleled views of the Rocky Mountains from their advantageous location in the southwest section of Calgary’s financial core. They have been situated to the northwest and southeast portions of the site, with the southeast tower being 49 storeys in height, and the northwest being 40. This diagonal, asymmetric arrangement increases the dynamism of the project, but more importantly maximizes and preserves views of the mountains to the southwest. Floor to ceiling glass provides an abundance of natural daylight proven to increase office productivity. An elegant three storey lobby with floor-to-ceiling glass walls that flood the area with warmth and natural light. A unique backlit glass wall creates a dynamic statement of quality and openness. Manned, 24-hour security and sophisticated systems provide a high level of access control. Eighth Avenue Place is the first office tower in Canada to be awarded LEED Platinum pre-certification. As a LEED Platinum building, it offers cost-effective operating systems, enhanced occupant health and well being, improved employee productivity and an ecological benefit. In 2013, this building was awarded LEED certification at the Silver level by the Canadian Green Building Council. In 2018, this building was awarded LEED certification at the Platinum level by the Canadian Green Building Council.