Rockwood Estates

A nameplate reading Rockwood Estates on an apartment complex, in a cursive script over a plain wall.

The lettering is mounted individually on a rendered wall beside the entrance, in a flowing script of the kind American apartment complexes use. Planting in front, a walkway behind.

It is a small frame and a small find, but a named residential complex is the sort of thing that turns out to matter: safehouses in this series usually have one.

Nothing else in the material shows the inside.

How to recognise it

• Rockwood Estates in a cursive script
• Individually mounted letters on a rendered wall
• Planting in front and a walkway behind
• A residential complex rather than a business

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 15:49.90. It is 1920 by 1080, and the subject occupies 211 by 43 of it. Also in it: an underground car park ramp and Benefactor Schafter.

What we still do not know

• Whether it is a safehouse
• Whether the complex is enterable
• Where it stands
• Whether either protagonist lives there