Scotia Centre

John Fluevog Shoes Calgary, the Vancouver-founded premium artisan footwear designer whose handcrafted aesthetic and limited production model give it a commercial identity for the Calgary design-conscious professional that the national footwear chains do not match, and Lammle’s Western Wear, the Alberta-founded western fashion and rodeo lifestyle retailer whose commercial authority in the Calgary and Alberta market gives it an identity that no national fashion chain replicates for the Stampede City household, anchor the culturally specific commercial floor of Scotia Centre in downtown Calgary, Alberta, at 7th Avenue SW in the Plus 15 Skyway-connected district serving the Calgary financial services and energy sector professional population. SAIT Culinary Campus, the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology food services training facility operating within the commercial complex, gives the property an unusual post-secondary culinary education identity whose student and professional presence extends daily foot traffic across all weekday business hours. Rocky Mountain Soap Company, the Canmore, Alberta-founded natural soap and body care brand, gives the property an Alberta-native wellness retail identity. Deville Coffee, the Calgary-founded specialty coffee chain, gives the property a locally-rooted café identity distinct from the national coffee chains.

Aritzia and Club Monaco give the property a premium Canadian women’s and lifestyle fashion identity. Winners anchors the off-price comparison-shopping floor. Banana Republic and Gap serve the accessible premium fashion categories. Maison Birks and Breslauer and Warren Jewellers give the property a luxury and regional fine jewelry identity. Meat And Bread gives the property a Vancouver-founded premium sandwich identity for the downtown lunch occasion. Purdys Chocolatier gives the property a BC-founded premium chocolate identity. Shoppers Drug Mart serves the pharmacy category. Fido, Rogers, and TELUS serve the Canadian telecom retail categories.

The property’s commercial role in downtown Calgary is the 7th Avenue Plus 15 urban retail complex: a John Fluevog-Lammle’s artisan footwear and Alberta Western heritage anchor whose SAIT Culinary Campus post-secondary co-tenancy, Rocky Mountain Soap Company Alberta-native wellness, and Deville Coffee Calgary-native café give the Calgary financial district and downtown professional catchment a Skyway-connected lifestyle and comparison-shopping destination whose commercial identity reflects the specific mix of Alberta resource economy culture and urban professional aspiration that defines downtown Calgary.