AquiNest
Aquinas Institute was once a private school for young men and women in the Maplewood region of Rochester. Students were able to study, enjoy an exhilarating football game, participate in various clubs and activities, and socialize in an atmosphere designed specifically to improve their future chances at employment.
Not much is different about the institute in Maplehood, except now the students are dangerous gang members, the football field has been retrofitted into a training ground, clubs and activities now include making and using drugs, and it serves as a base of operations for whichever gang is controlling the district at the time.
Welcome to AquiNest.
Purpose / Function
AquiNest is a place for leaders to meet, safely live, and lead training regiments for their organization. The controlling gang utilizes AquiNest as a base of operations for its main members. It is where meetings are held, leaders live, training takes place, and where drugs less dangerous to produce are synthesized.
Alterations
Many of the windows have been blocked or cover. The football field behind the institute has been converted into a boot camp-like training grounds.
Architecture
Most of the building is the original stone, but after constant battles over the base some infrastructure has been "repaired" with wood from the tree-lines at the edge of Maplehood.
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