Night City First National Bank

Night City First National Bank was one of the oldest buildings in Night City, first constructed during the initial stages of the City's development when the quality of life was a higher concern to city planners than making the bottom line. The architect's goal was to design a workplace that would promote a sense of space and equilibrium for the workers. The planned parks and open air market/restaurants were never realized after the death of Richard Night.
The bank was equipped with an underground drive-through computerized teller system as well as an old-fashioned, walk-in, full-service banking establishment with human tellers and loan officers.