The newly enhanced and modernized Union Station Bus Terminal offers a more convenient and more efficient transit experience for Toronto passengers
Adamson Associates Architects is the Executive Architect for CIBC Square, in downtown Toronto. The project spans the Rail Corridor between Bay and Yonge Streets and includes two high-rise commercial towers that will provide 3.2 million square feet of premium office space, amenity and support areas; a new Bus Terminal for Metrolinx; and a one-acre elevated park that will span over the rail corridor and link the two towers four floors above street level. Phase 1 of the development, now complete, includes the 1.8 million-square-foot tower and podium that is home to Metrolinx's new two-level, 108,000 square foot GO Bus Terminal.
Connected to Union Station, the bus terminal capitalizes on proximity the Gardiner Expressway and future connections to the Waterfront LRT and TTC to create a larger, more efficient Transit Hub for the City. It comprises 14 bus bays with easy access to GO trains, the TTC, VIA Rail, and the UP Express. A pedestrian bridge allows GO Customers to access the PATH network and cross to and from Bay Street and directly access Union Station.
