Port Thomas Spleef Arena

The Port Thomas Spleef Arena also known as the Port Thomas Pyramid, the Spleef Pyramid is a spleef arena and landmark in the Treewood neighbourhood of Port Thomas. The building was also known as the Big Pyramid, but the term has fallen out of use since the destruction of the Small Pyramid in 2019.
== History ==
The pyramid was constructed in March 2011 over the water off what was then the coast of Treewood. The shell was complete on the 10th of March with a gold block at the pinnacle. At the time it was the largest structure ever built by many measures and it remain to this day the largest building by footprint in central Port Thomas.
The pyramid sat empty for nearly two months until it was fitted out with its wooden interior. The fit out was mostly complete by late April 2011, but has never been officially completed.
In 2018 the ground floor was renovated. Most of the empty rooms were removed and shops were added to the north and eastern sides of the structure.
== Trivia ==
* The gold block at the pinnacle is a popular place for graffiti
* A high-rise was originally defined as a building at least as tall as the Port Thomas Pyramid (30 m)
* The interior has never been officially finished
* It is the only building in Port Thomas that was built directly over water, rather than on reclaimed land. It technically sits on its own lake.
* In 2017 it reclaimed the title of the world's largest pyramid after the removal of the Rutherford Pyramid.
Category:Landmarks
Category:Port Thomas
Category:Stephens District
Category:Buildings
Category:Historic Buildings
Category:Spleef Arenas