OUTSIDE - BACK ALLEY
Apr 2, 2013 18:56:45 GMT -8
Post by ◊◊BLOODBEASTER◊◊ on Apr 2, 2013 18:56:45 GMT -8
Behind the 403 building is a narrow alley, a large office building behind it blocks the view of it from the street. This is where one can now enter the 403 building, now that the front entrance has been blocked.
The back door is down a few steps and shielded from the road by a concrete slab. It's a single door which used to take a keycard, now it's held shut by a thick piece of wood through the handle on the inside. It can only be opened if someone inside removes this wood. There is a bottle neck here due to the concrete slab and the steps, so only one person can enter at a time.
Also visible is a rolldown to the garage, which is metal mesh and partially see through at the very bottom. It is closed and locked to the ground, useless without electricity, but the key is kept handy so it can be used to bring in or let out vehicles and equipment.
The alley used to be blocked on both ends, but is now open to the streets. The blocks north and south both have similar alleys, blocked now on the ends furthest from the 403 building, creating the impression of fairly long corridor here. The area is secure because the streets on each end of the alley have barriers of their own to both Westlake and Terry.
From here you can go to:
Surrounding streets, the parking garage, 401 offices (across alley).
The back door is down a few steps and shielded from the road by a concrete slab. It's a single door which used to take a keycard, now it's held shut by a thick piece of wood through the handle on the inside. It can only be opened if someone inside removes this wood. There is a bottle neck here due to the concrete slab and the steps, so only one person can enter at a time.
Also visible is a rolldown to the garage, which is metal mesh and partially see through at the very bottom. It is closed and locked to the ground, useless without electricity, but the key is kept handy so it can be used to bring in or let out vehicles and equipment.
The alley used to be blocked on both ends, but is now open to the streets. The blocks north and south both have similar alleys, blocked now on the ends furthest from the 403 building, creating the impression of fairly long corridor here. The area is secure because the streets on each end of the alley have barriers of their own to both Westlake and Terry.
From here you can go to:
Surrounding streets, the parking garage, 401 offices (across alley).
