Ferrum Spire

Ferrum Spire is a 20-story skyscraper, located in downtown Newisle. It is the second-tallest building in the map, after Halcyon Tower. It is the home of New Islands Holding Co.

Exterior
Ferrum Spire is 118m tall, making it the second-tallest building in Newisle after Halcyon Tower. This includes it's 16-meter tall spire. At night, this spire emits a red beacon. Without it, it is 103m. It is also one of the only two buildings which exceed 100m in height, the next closest being Lotus Tower at 97m.

The building itself is designed out of white glass and gray concrete. It tapers near the top on both ends, giving it a unique appearance.

The building is built on a 3-story tall rectangular concrete base, with two entrances on the south and east sides. The first floor can not be accessed from the rest of the building, only accessible through two doors on the northwest side. Directly across the street is Castle Centre Station. It is also located near Fremont Station; along with Halcyon Station, these three stations provide the easiest access to the building.

Interior
The building itself is 19 floors high, along with having roof access. The 18th floor is two stories tall, and the last floor is very small. The first floor is not accessible from the rest of the building, and is only accessible through a side alley. It is owned by the Newisle Preservation Society, and features preserved trees, flowers, and other greenery.

The second floor is treated as the main lobby, and features a welcoming desk as well as a few benches. The rest of the building is mainly office space. On the third floor, there is an outside garden that can be accessed. It features four benches and three artificial trees. It gives a view of Luna and the Horizon Towers.

The eighteenth floor serves as an observation deck. It gives an expansive view of West Newisle, and a good view of the rest of downtown. The observation deck has many tables and bookshelves, and a staircase in the back of the room leading to the nineteenth "floor". In reality, this floor is an extension of the stairwell giving only roof access. There is also an even smaller observation deck, although this is likely not public as it is not advertised. The roof access comes out inside the spire.