One Canada Square Canary Wharf Management Ltd are responsible for the maintenance of the building. There are about 130 in-house and contract staff who maintain, manage, secure and clean the building. There are normally ten maintenance personnel on-site during working hours and three at night to attend to routine repairs and adjustments to the internal environment. Critical spare parts for the electricity, gas and water systems are kept within the building. One Canada Square has been 'named and shamed' for being the top building to leave the lights on unnecessarily. The research carried out by the BBC's "Inside Out" programme found that on
Ellicott Square Building Building remains a favorite gathering spot for political rallies, weddings and social functions. In 1984 it was used for hotel scenes in the movie "The Natural". The terracotta cornice was removed in 1971, and, soon thereafter, most of the forty lion heads on the exterior were also removed. The building is currently managed by Ellicott Development Co., the company founded and owned by Carl Paladino. Ellicott Square Building The Ellicott Square Building is a historic office complex, completed in 1896, located in Buffalo, New York. The Ellicott Square Building was designed by Charles Atwood of D. H. Burnham & Company,