Nabcan Tower

The Nabcan Tower (formerly the Mann Building for a brief time; later the CCSP No. 1 Building) is the tallest building in Canadia and the tallest building in the world, standing, as of the 20th of July, 2021, at a height of 639.7 meters (2098.7ft) in the central business district of Canadia's capital, Jumanji. The address of the building is 1 Kea Street. The tower was built in 1956 as the headquarters of the Canadish Communist and Socialist Party (CCSP), who claimed it as their main national headquarters and placed a 1.7m (5.5ft) tall statue of Connor Mann, the party's founder, holding a red star-topped staff, the statue of which sculpted by Kelly Robertson, at the top of the tower.
After the party's downfall in 1998, the tower was vacated and, one year later, sold to the National Bank of Canadia (Nabcan). The statue was later toppled by former People's Daily photographer Rupert Darylls (later nicknamed the Nabcan Tower Man) on December 19th, 2018, in an event today referred to as the Nabcan Tower incident. Darylls would be sued $363m for damages to the building by Nabcan and it's owner, Daniel Fox (under the name of DF Holdings), the CCSP, the families of Connor Mann and Kelly Robertson, and the local councils of Jumanji-Capital and the Jumanji CBD Board.
Today, the building is a popular tourist attraction and an easily recognizable building on the Jumanji skyline. The tower is often used for light shows and firework displays. Tourists are allowed to look out from the tower at a viewing platform on the 200th floor. The tower contains roughly 210 floors, most occupied by Nabcan executives, offices, and customer support desks.
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