Construction timeline
Construction Progress
Construction on Scotia Place began in 2024 and is progressing smoothly, remaining on schedule and within budget for a fall 2027 opening.
In early 2025, Calgarians will see materials and workers moving around the site supporting underground utility work and foundation construction. Throughout the year, structural concrete and steel work across the entire site will progress starting with foundation walls, followed by below grade columns, stairs, elevator cores, and access ramps.
2023
Agreements signed
Definitive agreements signed between The City, CSEC, and the Government of Alberta.
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2024
Site preparation
Enabling work began, including relocating utilities, to move 5 Street S.E. to the east.
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Design reveal and groundbreaking
Scotia Place’s design unveiled and groundbreaking event.
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Final development permit approved
The final development permit was approved on Dec. 12, 2024.
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2025
Construction
Excavation and foundation work underway. Calgarians can expect construction to reach street level by end of the year.
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Scotia Place Updates
It’s up and out from here!
With excavation nearing completion, rebar being installed, and concrete being poured, Scotia Place has officially marked the start of below-ground and foundation construction.
Calgarians will soon see the new phase take shape as crews work to stay on track for a Fall 2027 opening.
Project UpdateConstruction is underway on several major city-building projects within Calgary’s evolving Culture + Entertainment District. For a full list of road and sidewalk impacts in the area, please visit the C+E Access Map for real-time construction updates.
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