Four years in the making, the Nutrien Tower officially opens in Saskatoon.

“We are so excited,” said Nutrien Senior Vice President Candace Laing said.

Nutiren is the anchor tenant in the building occupying floors 9-17 of the downtown tower. The Saskatoon-based tech company 7Shifts and TD Wealth Management are also tenants in the building.

“We really put ourselves in the building in a way that represents how we are in the community,” she said.

“We start on floor nine with our potash floor, and we go right up through our building, and our top floor is our groups that work externally with our community partners.”

In a media release, developers said they were aiming to build an environmentally-sustainable, energy-efficient building that was LEED Gold Certification. Amenities include a rooftop winter garden and patio, a fitness centre, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Details in the building with a connection to the province can be spotted throughout. A 24-person boardroom table was purchased from a realtor in the town of Osler and other tables came in from Borden. There is also a rug featuring a map of the province and some art meant to depict patchwork comparable to a view people would see when flying over the province.

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