Mackay-Lyons Sweetapple ArchitectsBuilt 201156 Absolute Ave, Mississauga, ON
Contemporary90%
Deconstructivism70%
The Marilyn Monroe Towers are a striking architectural landmark in Mississauga, Canada. Known for their unique twisting shapes, these residential towers stand out as an example of contemporary design in urban living.
Architectural Styles
Contemporary
90%
The fluid forms and innovative materials exemplify contemporary architecture, prioritizing aesthetic appeal and functionality.
Completed in 2011, these towers represent a shift towards more modern, organic forms in urban architecture, reflecting contemporary ideals in residential design.
Fun Facts
The towers were inspired by the curves of Marilyn Monroe.
They are sometimes referred to as the 'Marilyn Monroe' buildings due to their iconic shape.