1801 Hollis Street

1801 Hollis Street is a prominent office building in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, completed in 1985. Standing at 87 meters tall with 22 floors, it was originally the headquarters for Central Trust, one of Canada's largest trust companies during the 1980s. The site has a rich history dating back to the founding of Halifax in 1749, previously hosting various commercial and residential buildings. Notably, archaeological investigations during construction uncovered around 25,000 artifacts, shedding light on the area's historical significance. The building, designed by a Toronto architecture firm, features modern amenities and has undergone several name changes, reflecting its evolving role in Halifax's business landscape. It remains a key landmark in the city, showcasing both contemporary architecture and a connection to the region's past.