Tower of Levinia

The Tower of Levinia was partially completed wooden museum and supertower, the first such structure ever attempted in Hasbana.

Though wood was the building material of choice due to it's abundance, low cost, and significance in Hasbin architecture, it presented many problems during construction; the most glaring of which was its instability when met with the building's proposed size. This, along with other problems during the buildings construction caused the Hasbin government to abandon construction only three years after breaking ground. The Great Depression then further sealed the building's fate as, without funds, the government couldn't attempt to reconstruct or deconstruct the building.

The Tower of Levinia sat idle for many years. During the Depression, numerous homeless took shelter in the building's skeleton. On October 30, 1936, an unidentified man (also presumably homeless) attempted to reach the building's top completed floor. This action in the already unstable tower, coupled with years of decay, caused the building to collapse in one of the deadliest disasters in Gueza city history.