NSX Tower

NSX Tower (officially The Newisle Stock Exchange Tower) is a 1,047ft tall skyscraper located in the City Circle of Newisle's Capitol Core. Built in 2021, it replaced a building of the same name that was constructed by BlipNoir in 2014. It serves as the chief trading facility of the Newisle Stock Exchange. The building also houses the entrance to Castle Centre Metro station.

Original Building
The original building was a point tower made of sandstone and wood, at 918ft with 14 floors, built in 2014. Before Re-Establishment, it was the 4th tallest building in Newisle. It was easily identifiable at street level by it's large LED screens facing The Corso and Robideaux Ave which display stock market updates. The building was slated for demolition in May 2020 and demolished on 21 February 2021.

Current Building
After an infrastructure review in 2018, the Newisle Stock Exchange announced it would seek the refurbishment of their headquarters in order to increase trading capacity. In May 2020, during the planning of the Re-Establishment, NSX Tower was selected for full-scale demolition and reconstruction, since a simple refurbishment would not solve NSX's need for increased floorspace.

The new building is inspired by a building from Cubed Community. Off-siting and and construction began on 19 February 2021 in Miami. The building's exterior facade of black glass was completed and topped out on 21 February. The skyscraper unintentionally reached over 1,000ft, upgrading it's status from "skyscraper" to "supertall skyscraper," making it the 4th tallest building in Newisle at the time, as well as the second Re-Establishment to reach that milestone. The building was officially completed on 24 February, 2021, and has 19 floors and a grand total of 1,074 feet.