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As the government continues to engage in a multi-nation conference at Concordia Palace down the road, Emperor Leon Alexander's projects have continued without delay throughout the nation. In Norterra, there is a multi-million dollar effort to repair infrastructure going north to south due to constant snow-related issues. In Cartablanca, the government hopes to replace Libertaria as the top trading destination in the nation. However, the most significant project this year was the completion of the Arch of the Centuries, or "Arco de Los Siglos". The arch, commissioned by the Emperor a year ago, is located in the famous Sorsuela District of the Altea. The district, quickly becoming the most architecturally sophisticated and wealthiest in all of Terra, now treats tourists with a new symbol of Egelian prosperity.
Designed by architect Marco Calderon, the arch stands in the middle of Avenida del Rey, Altea's main boulevard that goes through the heart of the city. Made from a mix of limestone and marble, the arc celebrates several of Egelion's accomplishments and displays several symbols. From the national animal to the goddess of wisdom and strategy, the Arch of the Centuries is a new structure that shows pride, the longevity of the Egelian people, and its commitment to improve the quality of life in the nation. Calderon calls it "a greater sight than Villamor Palace". His inspiration for his design was based on the Arc of Victory in Eroncourt that stood in the center of the Avenue des Princes. Calderon claims that while "I looked for greatness in the arc, inside I found pride. We did not need a tall or magnificent structure, but one that encapsulates what it is to be Egelian and where our nation currently stands."
The arch is being visited by thousands of people already as its grand unveiling was officially last week. Pictures on social media are circulating, leaving many wanting to visit the grand landmark during their trip to the royal capital. Calderon was praised by the Emperor for his "individualistic approach" and being able to catch a glimpse of Egelion through the structure. Calderon is now being booked by several investment firms and engineering companies to begin design on other structures throughout Egelion. He has stated that he would like to focus on projects outside of Altea, concluding that the capital is so opulent it makes the rest of Egelion look like "mierda." Regardless of his future works, Calderon has given the nation a new landmark to be proud of. One that represents the whole nation and all of its people.