Location from The Boys by Eric Kripke
The golden headquarters of Vought International and The Seven — a gleaming corporate fortress where press conferences happen above and murders happen below.
Vought Tower smells like new carpet, expensive cologne, and fear. The lower floors are corporate America at its most polished — open-plan offices, catered lunches, diversity posters. The upper floors are where the Supes live, fight, scheme, and occasionally murder each other. Homelander's penthouse occupies the top floor — a sterile, white space that reflects his emotional emptiness. The conference room where The Seven meets has seen more cover-ups than an industrial laundromat. Security is tight but not tight enough to keep The Boys out when they need to infiltrate. The building is Vought's biggest brand asset and its most vulnerable target. It's where the mask of corporate heroism is thinnest.
A massive, modern skyscraper with a gold-and-glass exterior topped by a distinctive spire. The lobby is all marble and brand messaging — screens playing Vought propaganda, The Seven merchandise on display. Upper floors house The Seven's private quarters, conference rooms, and Homelander's penthouse. The whole building radiates power, money, and carefully curated heroism.
Also known as: Vought Tower, The Tower, Vought HQ, Seven Tower