Errus Archives Installation

Architecture

The installation follows standard Cirrlyr architecture. Underneath the installation and the moon's surface are the Errus archives.
Errus structures that survived the ages have never been found before. The archives stood intact for centuries before the Cirrlyr arrived. It served as an important stepping stone in understanding Errus culture.
The archives are built with clean lines and sweeping curves that form a fractal when one steps closer. Databanks are the most prominent feature of the archives, spanning walls and reaching ceilings. Terminals are scattered around the archives, typically near or on workstation-like areas and the databanks themselves. The majority of the archives are built with glass and metal. Some rooms feature wooden panelling.
Not all of the archives survived; sometimes, a wall or ceiling has collapsed, blocking entire sections.

History

Early within the first Space Age, different countries wished to prove their technological prowess. The race began to land on the inner moon of Degrao.

Type

Technology Complex

Parent Location

Origin System

Owning Organization

World Council