The downtown has one busy street with bridges at each end. The road passes Andrew's Peace Hills Trust tower, which is a replica of the real-life building on 109 St in Edmonton. Across the street is the excavation for a small store on the edge of a cliff. Near this activity is a cafe that is popular area for minifigs who want to enjoy the view of the trains running through the valley below. They have to be careful not to sit on the stone retaining wall. Across the street is Andrew's smaller office tower. NALUG's corporate headquarters is located in a seven-storey office tower. This building is built in three sections and features a Mindstorms-operated glass passenger elevator in a central atrium with floodlights.
