The Scotia Plaza building in Toronto was begun in 1985 and completed in 1988.  It is 908 feet high and 68 stories.  Its architectural firm was WZMH Architects.   It is the second tallest building in Toronto (third, if the CN Tower is counted as a building).

     The Bell Atlantic Tower in Philadelphia is suggestive of the Scotia Plaza building.  Note the similarity of the "v" formed by "notches" in the building.  There is a comparable pattern at the top and coloration.  This 55-story building was finished in 1991.