St. Regis (Grunwald) Hotel
- Construction year
- 1913
- Architect
- Pirie, Alexander
- Builder
- McDougall and Forster
- Style
- Edwardian Commercial
- Typology
- Hotel
- Development era
- 1914 to 1918 (WWI)
- Designation
- Inventory listing only
Character-defining elements: The exterior character-defining elements of the St. Regis (Grunwald) Hotel include features such as its: -six-storey, long, rectangular plan with light wells, a short façade and flat roof; -steel-frame, concrete and brick construction; -symmetrical façade, four bays in width with regular fenestration and rectangular paired (divided by a thick mullion) windows; -glazed, white, terracotta-clad façade comprising, square tiles, reeded torus mouldings, spandrel panels, window sills, a bracketed modillion block cornice, a low triangular pediment and elaborately moulded upper-storey window heads; -re
Source: The City of Calgary Inventory of Evaluated Historic Resources, entry 353.