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"I had to find her, so I needed to go to the one place that always seemed to have the answers, to the heart of Gotham, which just happened to have eyes all over the city."
Kate Kane[src]

Wayne Tower is located in Gotham City. It is the headquarters of Wayne Enterprises.

History[]

Wayne Tower was the headquarters of Wayne Enterprises. The Batcave was located underneath the building.

Wayne Enterprises ground view

Wayne Tower ground view.

Following the collapse of the company, its subsidiaries remained operational and under the control of Bruce Wayne. However, the tower itself was abandoned and Wayne Security head, Luke Fox, was left in charge of it. His main responsibilities were to maintain Wayne Tower's operations, keep looters out, and protect the Batcave.

When Kate Kane returned to Gotham City, she broke into Wayne Tower to use the building's surveillance systems to track down Sophie Moore, encountering Luke in the process. After Kate discovered the Batcave, she eventually decided to use it to become Batwoman, with Luke's help.[1]

Kate eventually decided to start up a real estate development firm subsidiary, using Bruce's old office in Wayne Tower.[2]

Wayne Tower vandalized after the company burnout

Wayne Tower vandalized after the company burnout.

It is assumed that as Bruce still owns the building, he is paying to keep the power on. However, the maintenance of the building for all its floors has not been taken care of; some areas such as the elevators were obviously vandalized after the company burnout.

Appearances[]

The Flash[]

Season 5[]

Arrow[]

Season 7[]

Batwoman[]

Season 1[]

Trivia[]

Behind the scenes[]

  • In the DC comics, Wayne Tower is the headquarters of Wayne Enterprises as well as the tallest building in Gotham City, built in 1888 by Bruce's ancestor Alan Wayne, with 13 gargoyles or "guardians" welcoming visitors for each of the 13 entry points into the city.

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