File: SaskPower Building, Regina.jpg
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| Description | SaskPower's 13-storey headquarters is a very distinctive building with its sweeping curved shape. It was designed by architect Joseph Pettick, and opened in 1963. Pettick would go on to design several other buildings in Regina, including the C.M. Fines (SGI) Building, City Hall, and the Bank of Montreal Building. |
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| Author | Daryl Mitchell from Saskatoon, Canada |
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