Capitol Command Center

== Capitol Command Center ==
The Capitol Command Center, or CCC, was a high-rise in Hartford, Connecticut, that served as the capitol building for Seaboard. Situated off of I91 on the Connecticut River, Seaboard Technologies began constructing the building in 2016 in anticipation for the years ahead. The CCC was a sleek, modern high rise characterized by glass facades, openness, and unique interior architecture and room design.
== Floors ==
The CCC has around thirty stories above ground, each floor having a designated purpose.
* Ground Floor: The ground floor serves as the main entrance and lobby area, providing a secure yet welcoming environment for visitors and personnel. It features security checkpoints, access control systems, and reception areas.
* Lower Levels (Basements): Sub Level 1: Below the lobby, there are freight and loading docks for seamless transportation of equipment and supplies. Additional storage spaces are available to support the operational needs of the CCC.
* Sub Level 2: Multiple lower levels house storage facilities, logistics areas, and utility infrastructure for the building. These levels also include backup generators, water reservoirs, and environmental control systems to ensure self-sustainability during emergencies.
* Fifth floor: Was home to the office of the Vice Chairman.
* Seventh Floor: Held at least some prisoner rooms.
* Ninth Floor: The ninth floor is dedicated to server rooms and data storage. It is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and backup systems, ensuring the secure and continuous operation of Seaboard's critical data.
* Tenth Floor: The tenth floor houses state-of-the-art labs dedicated to technology demonstration and innovation. It is equipped with cutting-edge equipment, research facilities, and collaborative spaces for Seaboard's scientific teams.
* Eleventh Floor: The centerpiece of the building, the eleventh floor is the capitol command center. It features a spacious and high-tech room with a half-circle shape. The room is filled with large screens, workstations, and communication systems to facilitate surveillance, dispatches, and coordination of city and territory-wide affairs.
* Twelfth and Thirteenth Floors: The twelfth floor serves as an open atrium and common area, providing a sense of openness and connectivity within the building. An open bridge overhead on the thirteenth floor connects to the Executive Suite, which houses the personal office and living suite of Michael Sisk, the Chairman Director.
* 23rd floor: STEM programs lead offices