F-Tech Facility: Baffin Island

The facility near Mount Thor on Baffin Island, the largest island of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. The location is part of the area that goes under constant sunlight in the parts of the summer and constant darkness in parts of the winter.

History
Located deep in the Canadian Arctic, the Baffin Island is by far the coldest facility F-Tech operates. Although it is quite remote, it it kept well stocked by a nearby airfield and roadways supply trucks use. The facility was quietly constructed from 2008-2011, one of the longest construction times of all facilities, however it is still one of the smallest in the company at seven floors tall, three of which are underground.

Exterior
The exterior is fairly boring and all business as its made of concrete, unpainted only with the logo of the Company nearby. Windows look out over the tundra from client's rooms. As well as a large set of doors near where the roadways to the building lead. The doors are actually three sets thick, the first set leading directly outside, the second set are in a room where visitors and employees can place all winter-wear while staying there, while the third set lead to the lobby.

Interior
The interior is quite large and completely environmentally controlled the lobby is quite spacious and is noteworthy with the light blues and whites to offset the cold climate tropical plants decorate the lobby as well as some atrium. The kitchens are fairly standard to what every F-Tech facility has, the rooms of the clients are kept above ground some sporting a view of the cold wastes. The rooms are as well temperature controlled keeping the room heat and humidity comparable to that of a tropical locale.