Beef Co. Center may as well be a new center for the city

That’s right. Beef Co. is building an entire Complex here.

I suppose it’s more or less done, though Beef Co. Tower, undoubtedly the main attraction of this area, has yet to be furnished.

And yes, that doughnut is called Beef Co. Tower. It’s supposed to become the Courdelane branch for the TwentiethBeefCo Corporation. (Yes, that’s it’s full name.)

The current HQ is located in Castle Town, a city that is, somewhere far West. Very far west. It’s where TwentiethBeef, the CEO currently lives.

I think we should now get into what exactly is in Beef Co. Center:

These two buildings are one of the main attractions of the Center. They serve as housing! 

You saw that top one right: Employees of Beef Co. can start their own little shops here! The employees reportedly have enough free time to do things like this during their day. And since all the employees share that free time, it’s turned into a secondary source of income for the people there.

As for living there: You have to be a Beef Co. Employee who’s slated to work at the tower to live here. They’ve let employees move in early and work from home for the time being. Though their hours and pay will not change once they move into the tower.

I interviewed Twent about the names of the two buildings.
He said that the Kiana building was named after some person I’d never heard of.
But, about Building-4556: “That one’s named after those two train stations that have been there forever as I hear. The ones with MCR-4556 on them.”

These stations, as said, have been here for nearly as long as the city itself. Being supposedly almost 100 years old, these are nearly as old as the city, which has been around for well over 120 years I hear.
And, as you can’t see, the signs say ‘MCR-4556.’

I’ll make an entire post on These sometime later, but for now, they’re just some really old stations that appeared out of nowhere.

Back to the tour: The Kiana building is home to a Light rail station.

This station leads directly to the Imperia complex and HALTower. 

And, below each building is a park!

First off: Charlie Daniels Park.

Charlie Daniels Park is entirely beneath Building-4556. Which makes it the smaller of the two, though that doesn’t make it any less enjoyable to be in.

Since it’s entirely under a building, it’s illuminated via glowstone, which id found in both parks. Oddly enough, the second park, Ababwa Park, uses lamps extensively for whatever reason.

I love Ababwa park.

It’s such a great park to just go into and relax in!

Look at it!

It sprawls for so long and is so large!

Anyways, As for Beef Co. Tower, it apparently won the Building of the year for Courdelane. I suppose that’s bound to happen when you make the first and only doughnut building in history.

The building is also completely unfurnished and closed off with the fun message “None shalth enter the abode of the Beef.”
They’ve also made a chandelier, probably for the lobby.

And I suppose that’s that for Beef Co. Center.
I think the place will be very popular once the tower is done. As well as the larger development around it, which includes a new Highway that will go all the way from here, to Plateau Stadium in the west of the city.

And that was Beef Co. Center! I’ll be sure to update you on more things in this area of the city.