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Heddwch Tower was designed and ordered on 7 October, 2001 by Mab Darogan Gerralt Morgan. The building was designed to be a place of international negotiation. It is seven stories tall with fake conference rooms. The tower also has a three level bomb shelter underneath, which holds the actual conference room. The bomb shelter was created to protect any foreign officials from possible attacks during negotiations. The building is a high surveillance area within [[ | Heddwch Tower was designed and ordered on 7 October, 2001 by Mab Darogan Gerralt Morgan. The building was designed to be a place of international negotiation. It is seven stories tall with fake conference rooms. The tower also has a three level bomb shelter underneath, which holds the actual conference room. The bomb shelter was created to protect any foreign officials from possible attacks during negotiations. The building is a high surveillance area within [[Brenin Complex]], which hosts the [[Mab Darogan Palace]],and boasts the 2nd most secure area in the IDU. [[File:ConferenceHeddwch.jpg|thumb|left|Heddwch Tower Conference Room]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:38, 20 January 2019
| Heddwch Tower | |
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| Type | Government |
| Seat | Cardiff, Cadair |
| Formation | 1837 |
Heddwch Tower was designed and ordered on 7 October, 2001 by Mab Darogan Gerralt Morgan. The building was designed to be a place of international negotiation. It is seven stories tall with fake conference rooms. The tower also has a three level bomb shelter underneath, which holds the actual conference room. The bomb shelter was created to protect any foreign officials from possible attacks during negotiations. The building is a high surveillance area within Brenin Complex, which hosts the Mab Darogan Palace,and boasts the 2nd most secure area in the IDU.
