Toronto City Hall

Toronto City Hall is a distinctive government building located in downtown Toronto. It serves as the seat of the city's government, housing the offices of the mayor and city council, and facilitating municipal decision-making. The complex features two modern, curved towers and a smaller, round council chamber, designed by architects Norman Foster and Michael Sorkin, symbolizing innovation and transparency. Open to the public, it also hosts community events and offers insight into Toronto’s municipal operations. The building's unique architecture distinguishes it as an iconic landmark and a hub for civic administration in the city.