Albert Tower

''This is about the Jetzeburg building. For the building of a similar name in Bristol, see the Old Albert Clock.'' The Albert Tower is a clock tower in Jetzeburg, Jonathia. A part of the Jonathian Parliamentary Complex in Westminster, it lies next to the River Thames

Overview
London; now Jetzeburg; was one of the last major British Isles cities to be captured and be integrated into the Jonathian state. The Jonathian leveled much of the central area of the city (the latter having been leveled prior by the Commolacians), poured asphalt over it and erected several buildings in its place, notably the Albert Tower.

Trivia

 * The Albert Tower, like most other buildings in the Parliamentary Complex, sit on the site of the former Houses of Parliament and Palace of Westminster, of which only Westminster Abbey and the Supreme Court remain.
 * Albert Tower was a replacement for the Big Ben. The two towers are quite similar in design.