English: The Hudson's Bay Company building in Winnipeg, constructed on Portage Avenue in the 1926. Two million feet of lumber, 100,000 tons of concrete, and 125,000 cubic feet of Tyndall limestone went into its construction. At the time, the structure was the largest reinforced concrete building in Canada with a gross area of fifteen acres (over six ha.) of floor space.
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