The Civic Center is done, heres some info.
City Hall Park
You see Three Major buildings in the pic, I'll start with the front three, left to right.
Prosperity Plaza
Completed in 1916, on of Staunton's Oldest Skyscrapers, one of the city's most prominent towers. Although hardly seen in the skyline, it is however popular on TV Shows and Movies. The building, mainly City Offices, is however known for its huge ballroom on the upper floors of the building, and its oversized wrap-around balcony perfect for huge parties. It rises 514 Feet, 36 Floors.
City Hall
Constructed in 1925, one of Staunton's favorite buildings, known for its gigantic pillars at the buildings base and lovely tower. Original City Hall, now unfortunantly demolished was too small for Staunton's Standards at the time. Although, New City Hall is a little too big for the City's Standards today. Rising 605 feet, 43 Floors, the Tower no Longer stands out in the Skyline, but is still the Crown Jewel of Downtown. At 605 feet, it is currently the World's 2nd tallest City Hall.
The Plaza
Completed in 1986, one of THE most luxurious Office Buildings Downtown. So many amenities, views, all that good stuff. Constructed Controversially over the Original AtlanticBell Communications Building. It rises 557 Feet, 41 Floors, Modeled off The Tower in Los Angeles.
The Buildings in the Background
Johnathan Goodman Federal Courthouse
824 Feet, World's Tallest Courthouse (Hey, Staunton, the City of Justice, needs a huge Courthouse) 6th Tallest In Staunton, 59 Floors. Named after America's favorite Mayor. Completed in 1931. Modeled off NYC's Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse.
Lloyd Tower Staunton
One of the City's most Controversial Towers. It all started in 1985, when the Project was first announced, of Course, much taller, Super-ego Ronald Lloyd planned the Tallest Building in the World, right in Staunton, of course, it was voted down. He presented a new Plan in 1987, 914 feet, making it Staunton's 3rd Tallest not counting Spires. Although the Approval Committe voted "NO", it was still, controversially constructed. Why no? Well It completly overshadows City Hall, so when Standing in Front of City Hall, the Lloyd Tower Stands over it, almost looking like an extension. It Stands in the Civic Center, who would want a Luxurious Hotel/Condo there? The Building was largly disapproved all over the city, but with time it grew on Staunton. The Building has a mall, the bottom floors are Hotel, the top are EXTREMLY luxurious Condominiums. The Penthouse, with 2 rooftop pools, Dance Floor, Basketball Court, Skylights, private elevator, and much more, was occupied by Ronald Lloyd from 1991 to 2002, where Staunton Fell apart, and the Lloyd with his 5th Wife (now on his 7th) moved to NYC, to the Original Lloyd Tower.
Alexander Galviston II, purshased the penthouse in 2002, as he was the only one who could really afford it. Alex, only 31, Throws the BEST parties on his penthouse, your've gotta be really ,famous, cool, rich, or sexy, to get invited.
Being on the 76th Floor, The Paparazzi, so desprate, use helicopters to see the party.
Lookin Down Trinity Boulevard.
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