Crestview Place

Crestview Place was located in the Little China district of Night City.

Overview

Built by the Notori Corporation in 2007 and designed by master architect Jon Kurokawa, this elegant fourteen-story structure housed eighty-four security condo apartments. Easy access to downtown and the proximity of shops and restaurants nearby were just a few of the advantages of purchasing a condominium here.

This building had an underground garage with one hundred twenty-eight reserved parking spaces, and thirty-two spaces for guests, maintenance and security personnel. The roof was equipped with a landing pad for small civilian commuter tiltwing aircraft and helicopters. This pad was shortly after reinforced so that it could be possible to land an AV-4 for short periods of time without structurally damaging the roof. There was a small hangar building atop the roof with four spaces for condo owners with commuter aircraft.

Security in this building was tight to the level of paranoia with special identification cards provided by a local firm, Benten Security Company. This company was a false front for Arasaka Corporate Security and was used by them for on-the-job training of licensed corporate armed and unarmed security personnel. One floor was also owned by the Arasaka group for use as a safe house or as a location for visiting corporate officials. Mercenaries planning a break-in against this building could find themselves in a tight and lethal situation.

Notes

• The number on the map mistakenly interchanges the location with Night City First National Bank.