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The Benneton Towers are the 4th tallest towers in Antarctica. They're located in the city center of Greenfield city in Snowiny, where it was built in 1985, by many well known architects. It controls almost ALL businesses in Snowiny, and employs the highest number of workers in a single building complex in Antarctica (approx. 900,000, almost half the Snowinian population).
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History[edit]
The Benneton Towers have a long history.
They were first planned in 1969. for the year 1976. It was going to be named The Greenfield Point. They started building it, but soon down the entire building collapsed down as it wasn't properly placed. No one was killed though, but 10,000 were injured.
Next, the architects realized it's way to early and hard to make the tower with this kind of tech, and the Benneton Towers construction was immediately suspended.
In 1983., the architects remembered the tower and decided to start rebuilding it in the year of 1986. It was renamed to The Benneton Towers what it is today, and the construction took about 4 years to be finished. After it was done, there were only about 3 floors and the towers were really small. They needed to be expanded, and in 1993., a mission to expand it was started.
In 1996., about 7 floors were added, making them the 7th largest twin towers in the world. The towers soon became the main control of all Snowiny as the president of Snowiny was too busy. More and more and more work was made. In 1999., the towers needed more floors to fit the large number of employees and to give enough space for everything. In 2001., the construction started and in 2004., the construction ended and the towers became the 4th largest towers in Antarctica.
Incidents[edit]
The Great Incident of 1969.[edit]
The time when the building collapsed because it was not put on the ground properly and it was unglued. About 10,000 penguins were injured, but no one was killed.
The Great Fire of 2000.[edit]
The time when the top floor of the building was lit on fire by accident, and the top floor was wrecked and fell off on the Greenfield city, in which 9 penguins died and 78,000 were injured.
Gallery[edit]
Benneton Towers, 63 Spring Road, Downtown, Greenfield
