On April 3, 2020 the Heritage Calgary board approved the following site to be updated to the Inventory of Evaluated Historic Resources. Learn more about this site below.

Northern Electric & Manufacturing Co. Warehouse (1913), 102 11 AV SE, Beltline

The 1913 Northern Electric Co. Warehouse possesses symbolic value for Calgary’s early warehouse district located in today’s Beltline community. (Symbolic Value, Community Significance)

The building, designed by William John Carmichael (1867-1927), Chief Architect for Northern Electric’s parent company Bell Telephone from 1917-27, is valued as an example of the Edwardian Classical style used in industry. (Style Value, Community Significance)

The former distribution warehouse and sales offices, purpose-built and operated by Northern Electric to serve the rapidly growing telecommunications industry for three decades, possesses activity value for its association with that activity. It was later associated with scientific activity for four decades as Canadian Department of Agriculture laboratories. (Activity Value, Community Significance)

The Northern Electric Co. Warehouse is further valued for its association with charitable and social organizations. (Institution Value, Community Significance)