The Bay/Wellington Tower is located on the southeast corner of Bay and Wellington Streets. The 44 storey tower contains 37 standard office floors, an integrated 5-storey podium, ground and mezzanine-level retail, and a below-grade concourse. The Bay/Wellington Tower is similar to the Canada Trust Tower in both quality and architectural aspects.

Brookfield Place consists of two major office towers, ancillary retail facilities, and a Heritage Precinct, together totaling an excess of 2.5 million sq.ft. The development includes approximately 2.5 acres of unique public areas. The development occupies a full block site (bounded by Bay, Front, Yonge and Wellington Streets) in Toronto's financial core. The proximity of Brookfield Place to Union Station, Front Street, and the Gardiner Expressway provides tenants and their guests with excellent vehicular and transit access. Brookfield Place also serves as a critical link in the evolving development of Toronto's underground pedestrian walkway system, providing direct, weather-protected access to over 90% of the buildings in Toronto's downtown-financial district, and the public transit system via Union Station. The complex consists of three distinct areas: the Canada Trust Tower, the Bay/Wellington Tower, and the Heritage Precinct.