#Star wars hallway scenery series#

There are a significant number of blind spots throughout the structure.

Cameras exist on certain floors, but many are either inoperative or entirely missing.

An intercom system is also available, allowing visitors to buzz a particular apartment - but this intercom is often broken.

Residents may access the turbolifts by swiping their mag-key - the very same one they use to access their apartment - but this system is notoriously easy to hack.

Under most cases, residents simply mind their own business & ignore anything that doesn’t directly affect them.

Generally, criminal action is either tolerated or (in rare cases) leads to vigilantism. Each floor generally manages itself as an individual ‘biome’, and anyone who refuses to conform or align with residents’ unspoken rules may be either ostracized (at best) or victimized (at worst). The state of each floor, and each apartment, varies wildly - some are reasonably well-kept & quiet, while others are strewn with trash and sport various levels of neglect & damage.Įach floor possesses a communal space which may or may not be occupied. Twin turbolifts located within the hallway provide access to the floors above (185 floors in-total, with 10 apartments per floor). Description: A number of shops are accessible on the ‘ground floor’, with a grimy, graffiti-decorated hallway to the rear of the small shopping promenade.A number of stairwells provide access to the floors of the building, but lighting is poor and very few people use this route.

#Star wars hallway scenery series#

Access to the building’s numerous floors is attained through a small lobby located beyond a series of small shops on the ‘ground floor’ two turbolifts provide semi-reliable access to the residences above.

Accessibility: Located within 30 minutes by foot from the Entertainment District, this high-rise ghetto “slum” is one of many spread across Coruscant.Classification: Apartment Building/Residence.Structure Name: The Tremaine Building (aka Tremaine Apartments).