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The '''Congressional Hall Capitol Building''', more simply known as '''Congressional Hall''' is located in [[Tofino]], [[Zamastan]], and is home to the [[Congressional Hall (Zamastan)|bicameral legislature of Zamastan]], including [[The Senate (Zamastan)|the Senate]] and the [[Congress Chamber (Zamastan)|Congress]].
The '''Congressional Hall Capitol Building''', more simply known as '''Congressional Hall''' is located in [[Tofino]], [[Zamastan]], and is home to the [[Congressional Hall (Zamastan)|bicameral legislature of Zamastan]], including [[The Senate (Zamastan)|the Senate]] and the [[Congress Chamber (Zamastan)|Congress]].


The Neo-baroque buildings face west on Zian Avenue facing the [[Agrimai Ocean]] and diagonally across from the [[Zian Presidential Mansion]]. A statue of [[Tomias Hapson]] stands on the front lawn as well the Zamastan Legislature Cenotaph commemorating the nation's [[Parabocan War]], [[1945 Danaska Conflict|Danaska War]], [[The Tariel War|Tariel War]], and [[1991 Bjeorg Conflict|Bjeorg War]] dead. Atop the central dome is a gold-covered statue of [[Thomas Pétion]]. Originally the site of a [[Skith]]an military base in the 18th and early 19th centuries, development of the area into a governmental precinct began in 1810, after [[Avi Taures]] chose Tofino as the capital of Zamastan following the [[Zamastan War of Independence|Revolutionary War]]. Following a number of extensions to the congressional and departmental buildings and an [[1919 Tofino Earthquake|earthquake in 1919]] that destroyed the Center Block, Congressional Hall took on its present form with the completion of the dome in 1927. Since 2014, an extensive Z$1 billion renovation and rehabilitation project has been underway throughout all of the precinct's buildings; work is not expected to be complete until after 2023. The [[2019 Coastal Valley Earthquake]] postponed much of the renovation efforts.
The Neo-baroque buildings face west on Zian Avenue facing the [[Olympic Ocean]] and diagonally across from the [[Zian Presidential Mansion]]. A statue of [[Tomias Hapson]] stands on the front lawn as well the Zamastan Legislature Cenotaph commemorating the nation's [[Parabocan War]], [[1945 Danaska Conflict|Danaska War]], [[World War (Iearth)|World War]], [[The Tariel War|Tariel War]], and [[First War in Vulkaria|Vulkaria War]] dead. Atop the central dome is a gold-covered statue of [[Thomas Pétion]]. Originally the site of a [[Skith]]an military base in the 18th and early 19th centuries, development of the area into a governmental precinct began in 1810, after [[Avi Taures]] chose Tofino as the capital of Zamastan following the [[Zamastan War of Independence|Revolutionary War]]. Following a number of extensions to the congressional and departmental buildings and an [[1919 Tofino Earthquake|earthquake in 1919]] that destroyed the Center Block, Congressional Hall took on its present form with the completion of the dome in 1927. Since 2014, an extensive Z$1 billion renovation and rehabilitation project has been underway throughout all of the precinct's buildings; work is not expected to be complete until after 2023. The [[2019 Coastal Valley Earthquake]] postponed much of the renovation efforts.


Free guided tours of the facility are offered year-round, and it attracts approximately 11 million visitors each year. Law enforcement on Congressional Hall and in the legislature precinct is the responsibility of the Congressional Protective Service (CPS). Both its east and west elevations are formally referred to as fronts, though only the east front was intended for the reception of visitors and dignitaries.  
Free guided tours of the facility are offered year-round, and it attracts approximately 11 million visitors each year. Law enforcement on Congressional Hall and in the legislature precinct is the responsibility of the Congressional Protective Service (CPS). Both its east and west elevations are formally referred to as fronts, though only the east front was intended for the reception of visitors and dignitaries.  
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File:Rotunda of BC Parliament Building.jpg|The rotunda of the Congressional Hall Building
File:Rotunda of BC Parliament Building.jpg|The rotunda of the Congressional Hall Building
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Congressional Hall Capitol Building
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TypeLegislature Function
SeatTofino, Zamastan
Formation1827

The Congressional Hall Capitol Building, more simply known as Congressional Hall is located in Tofino, Zamastan, and is home to the bicameral legislature of Zamastan, including the Senate and the Congress.

The Neo-baroque buildings face west on Zian Avenue facing the Olympic Ocean and diagonally across from the Zian Presidential Mansion. A statue of Tomias Hapson stands on the front lawn as well the Zamastan Legislature Cenotaph commemorating the nation's Parabocan War, Danaska War, World War, Tariel War, and Vulkaria War dead. Atop the central dome is a gold-covered statue of Thomas Pétion. Originally the site of a Skithan military base in the 18th and early 19th centuries, development of the area into a governmental precinct began in 1810, after Avi Taures chose Tofino as the capital of Zamastan following the Revolutionary War. Following a number of extensions to the congressional and departmental buildings and an earthquake in 1919 that destroyed the Center Block, Congressional Hall took on its present form with the completion of the dome in 1927. Since 2014, an extensive Z$1 billion renovation and rehabilitation project has been underway throughout all of the precinct's buildings; work is not expected to be complete until after 2023. The 2019 Coastal Valley Earthquake postponed much of the renovation efforts.

Free guided tours of the facility are offered year-round, and it attracts approximately 11 million visitors each year. Law enforcement on Congressional Hall and in the legislature precinct is the responsibility of the Congressional Protective Service (CPS). Both its east and west elevations are formally referred to as fronts, though only the east front was intended for the reception of visitors and dignitaries.

History

  • The main block of the Congressional Hall Buildings combines Baroque details with Romanesque Revival rustication

    The main block of the Congressional Hall Buildings combines Baroque details with Romanesque Revival rustication

  • The buildings illuminated at dusk.

    The buildings illuminated at dusk.

  • The rotunda of the Congressional Hall Building

    The rotunda of the Congressional Hall Building

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