The Landmark Hotel and Casino was a round top building built in Las Vegas during the 1960's. One of the most popular hotels in Las Vegas during it's time, The Landmark played host to famous celebrities such as Danny Thomas, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra and Freddy Fender. However in the early 1990's the building became unpopular, so it had closed in 1990 and eventually demolished in 1995. But what if the building hasn't been demolished? And if so, how long would it last without people around?
1 day after people[]
As the power goes out in Las Vegas, the landmark goes dark.
2 days after people[]
Inside the hotel, the food is beginning to rot. The cards are also beginning to deteriorate.
5 days after people[]
The last food supply has rotten away. Most cards have been eaten by mice and rats. But the poker tables still seem to last.
1 month after people[]
Without cleaning, the windows are starting to fall out.
1 year after people[]
The poker tables start to crack and collapse.
5 years after people[]
The structure itself begins to deteriorate from within.
75 years after people[]
The Landmark hotel and casino is at a brink of collapse. Why? Because when the windows blew out, the interior, as well as the steel, began to deteriorate. The marble and concreate have cracked up, and the steel has rotted until its breaking point. All it takes is a slight disfiguration and The Landmark is history, just like in 1995.
100 years after people[]
The weight of the top is too much for the bottom to handle, The Landmark Hotel and Casino pancakes down in 2095, 100 years after.
