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English 5 Economy Allen Lambert Galleria Is An Atrium That Connects Sam Pollock Square With The Rest Of The Financial District A Neo-futuristic Design By Santiago Calatrava The Atrium Incorporates Several Buildings Along The Side Of It Toronto Is The Commercial Centre Of Canada Many Of The Country's Largest Firms Are Based There And Most Others Keep A Major Presence In The City Among Canada's Oldest And Most Prominent Firms Are The Big Five Banks And The Banks Have Erected Many Of Toronto's Most Prominent Buildings The Financial District Is Centred On The Intersection Of Bay Street And King Street In The Heart Of Downtown The Blocks At Each Corner Of This Intersection Are Home To Office Towers For The Major Banks This Cluster Includes Four Of Canada's Five Tallest Buildings At The Southwest Of Bay And King Is Mies Van Der Rohe's Toronto-Dominion Centre A Complex Of Six Black International Style Towers Its Tallest Tower Once Dominated The Toronto Skyline As The City's First Modern Skyscraper And The Tallest Building In Canada From 1967 To 1972 On The Southeast Corner Is CIBC's Commerce Court Complex It Is A Cluster Of Four Office Buildings The First Building Known Since The 1970s As Commerce Court North Was Built In 1930 As The Headquarters Designed By The Firm Darling And Pearson The 34-storey Tower Was The Tallest Building In The British Empire/Commonwealth Of Nations Until 1962 In 1972 Three Other Buildings Were Erected Thus Creating The Commerce Court Complex: Commerce Court West Designed By I M Pei (the Tallest Building In The Complex At 57 Storeys And The Tallest Building In Canada From 1972�1976) Commerce Court East (14 Storeys) And Commerce Court South (5 Storeys) Across The Intersection On The Northwestern Corner Is First Canadian Place Housing The Main Toronto Offices Of The Bank Of Montreal It Was Designed By Edward Durell Stone And Originally Clad In Carrara Marble Since 1975 It Has Held The Title Of Canada's Tallest Office Building With A Height Of 298 Metres (978 Ft) Scotia Plaza Headquarters Of Scotiabank Is The Second Tallest Building In Canada And Is The Newest Of The Bay And King Office Towers Having Been Completed In 1988 Just Beyond Bay And King A Number Of Other Towers Are Found To The South Is The Royal Bank Plaza The Royal Bank Of Canada's Main Building In Toronto At Bay And Wellington Is TD Canada Trust Tower The Third Tallest Building In Canada And Its Mate The Bay Wellington Tower Hotels