The property is clad in stunning Taivassalo granite imported from Finland, and features broad-flamed Roca Porhino granite plazas, extensive landscaping, and seating areas. The towers are connected by a four-storey Atrium, enriched by the extensive use of landscaping, pools, sculpture and a cast bronze statue commemorating the Olympic Torch Relay. The totem pole located on the main level of the plaza tells the story of all nations coming together to celebrate the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic winter games and highlights the spirits that inhabit the sea to sky region including the frog, the bear, the whale, and the thunderbird. The conference centre facility is available to all tenants at Suncor Energy Centre and is located on the ground floor, adjacent to the Tenant Services Desk. The facility is approximately 2,522 square feet and can accommodate maximum of 56 guests. The dramatic focal point of the Atrium is the famous Canadian bush plane, the Noorduyn Norseman, suspended from the ceiling. The Norseman, part of the Canadian Aero Space Museum display, exemplifies the spirit of the Canadian bush pilot to which the Atrium is dedicated.