Buildings

Amidst the towering structures that define Kagayaku City's skyline, 500 towering buildings, several buildings have etched their presence in the collective consciousness of its inhabitants. Most buildings in the city are 60 floors tall and are nearly identical, overcrowded, socialist-era apartment buildings. 171 buildings rise above the 60th floor and up to the 100 floor mark. Above the 60th floor, the city layer is known as The Surface, and is divided in multiple levels, each serving diverse purposes, including Yorokobi, The Market, The Colosseum and The Villa. 12 Buildings rise above the 120 level: These architectural marvels serve as symbols of power, luxury, and corporate influence within the sprawling metropolis. These iconic buildings represent the grandeur and stark contrasts of Kagayaku City, where corporate dominance, commercial allure, and societal aspirations converge to shape the fabric of life in this dystopian metropolis.

1. Pentagram Tower - (130 floors) Rising defiantly in the heart of the city, the Pentagram Tower stands as a towering testament to the dominance of Tengoku Industries. As the headquarters of the corporation, this colossal structure houses their vast operations, from research and development laboratories to executive offices. Seemingly impregnable, its imposing facade mirrors the reach and influence of the corporation that claims it as its own.

2. Emerald Tower - (127 floors) A bustling fusion of residential and commercial spaces, the Emerald Tower offers a multifaceted experience to its denizens. Among its floors, the 128th floor plays host to Magnus Mall Magnus, a bustling shopping center that draws in shoppers from all corners of the city. Here, a plethora of boutiques, entertainment venues, and gourmet restaurants create a vibrant and alluring atmosphere that never ceases to captivate the residents of Kagayaku City.

3. Diamond Tower - (127 floors) The Diamond Tower is a beacon of sophistication and prestige, catering to both residential and commercial needs. Within its gleaming walls, the 97th floor is home to Harmony Heights Talent Management, a renowned agency that nurtures and showcases the city's most promising talents. This towering monument to success and ambition serves as a hub for the entertainment industry, propelling artists to stardom and offering a glimpse into the glamorous world of showbiz.

4. Vista Point - (127 floors) Ascending towards the heavens, the Vista Point Tower embodies opulence and exclusivity. Designed for the elite, this luxury commercial and residential skyscraper boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the cityscape. At its summit, the prestigious The View Rooftop Bar entices patrons with its lavish setting, live DJ music, and an inviting pool where the city's elite unwind and revel in the lap of luxury.

5. City Hall - (128 floors) Situated at the heart of Kagayaku City, City Hall is also known as the Peridot Tower. It stands as a symbol of governance and the seat of power for the city's administration. Within its grand walls, the governor's office commands the affairs of the metropolis, orchestrating policies, managing resources, and overseeing the welfare of its citizens. Adorned with intricate architecture and imposing pillars, City Hall serves as a focal point for official ceremonies and a venue for crucial government meetings. Housed within its sprawling structure are various government offices, departments, and bureaus responsible for maintaining law and order, providing essential services, and shaping the city's future. While the shadows of corporate influence loom large, and despite the governmet's corruption record, City Hall remains a bastion of public governance and the hope of the people for a better tomorrow.

6. Amethist Tower - (120 floors)

7. Zircon Tower - (120 floors)

8. Topaz  Tower - (122 floors)

9. Spinel Tower - (123 floors)

10. Ruby Tower - (124 floors)

11. Opal Tower - (126 floors)

12. Amber Tower - (124 floors)