The World Architecture Festival has selected the CN Tower Lower Observation Level project as a finalist in its 'Interiors - Public Buildings' category.
We congratulate superkül and the project team for the honour of this international distinction. Widely recognized as one of architecture's premier international events, the World Architecture Festival celebrates outstanding design from around the world. A WAF shortlist places projects among the year's most notable architectural achievements. The awards ceremony will take place November 18 - 20, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA.
The CN Tower's Lower Observation Level was completed and unveiled in January 2026, as part of the attraction's 50th anniversary celebrations. The refurbished area comprises 10,600 square feet, including both indoor and outdoor viewing areas, a glass floor, stairwells, washrooms, and the SkyPod elevator lobby. Earlier this year, the project won an IES Toronto Section Award for Excellence in Lighting.
The Lower Observation Level work marks the first major upgrade to Level 2 since the Tower opened in 1976. HH Angus provided comprehensive mechanical, electrical, lighting, and communications engineering services as part of the transformation. You can read more about our scope of work here.
