Los Angeles had a skyline before Clark Tower. It has a center now.
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What it is today
Clark Tower is the headquarters of Clark Enterprises, the operational center of the Knights, and the most visible expression of Geon Clark’s belief that technology should move faster than crisis. Its blue-silver glass body rises 198 floors above Los Angeles, narrowing through the skyline before opening into an asymmetrical crown and single central spire.
The building is both promise and pressure: a civic landmark, a private headquarters, a home, and a systems center with enough reach to make the city depend on decisions made inside it.
198 floors · Released areas only
Clark Tower vertical index
Select an indexed level to inspect the areas released through your current story checkpoint.
◇ Archive blueprint: released spatial relationships only—not a construction drawing, access guide, or unrestricted 3D tour.
