"To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe."
INTERNATIONAL GIANT
SCIENCE JUGGERNAUT
From sea to sea, we have divisions worldwide, ready to tackle any situation.
RESEARCH FACILITY
Located in the Sahara desert, the Pinewood Builders Research Facility is nearly as old as our organization. Opened in 2009, this facility has been the center of training for our Aerospace division. Featuring a high-gravity Centrifuge, astronauts all around the world come to train here. In addition, our facility is home to our elasticity labs, as well as our museum, were visitors can experience our over 10 year history.
COMPUTER CORE
Also opened in 2009, our computer core is one of the largest data storage facilities in the world. Located miles below our Research Facility, this underground complex is powered by a internal fusion reactor core. One of our most advanced facilities to date, it features it's own train network, plus an advanced coolant system. Other highlights include cargo storage, and a generous cafeteria.
SPACE SHUTTLE ADVANTAGE
Space shuttle Advantage, is the largest part of our Aerospace program. Completing missions hundreds of miles above the earth, the shuttle has seen it all. Currently being used to deploy communication satellites, Advantage is also able to ferry astronauts to and from the earth's moon.
HEADQUARTERS
A steel behemoth, the Pinewood HQ is base of our operations. Inside of this massive structure, our architects, engineers, and executives, are planning the next big project. Featuring office space, meeting rooms, event halls, and plenty of dining establishments, the HQ is always bustling with life. The top floor even features a helipad, so planners can expeditiously observe conditions in the field.
PINEWOOD INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
Hovering above the earth, is the Pinewood International Space Station (P.I.S.S.). This celestial spaceport serves as a interstellar pit stop, toting 2 hangers for cargo and passenger type ships. It also features multiple docking arms for smaller craft, and is even equipped with it's own metro system! All of it is powered by an artificial gravity generator.