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=== East and West Wings === | === East and West Wings === | ||
Since there is only one legislative body in Cascadia, the House of Representatives, both wings hold offices for them. Between both of the wings there are 31 rooms total, 28 reserved for representatives including dedicated offices for the Speaker of the House, the House Clerk, and the Architect of the Capitol. On the fourth floor, the west wing holds 2 rooms for miscellaneous use, and the east wing features a customized Alliance Steakhouse location. | Since there is only one legislative body in Cascadia, the House of Representatives, both wings hold offices for them. Between both of the wings there are 31 rooms total, 28 reserved for representatives including dedicated offices for the Speaker of the House, the House Clerk, and the Architect of the Capitol. On the fourth floor, the west wing holds 2 rooms for miscellaneous use, and the east wing features a customized Alliance Steakhouse location. | ||
=== Fourth Floor === | |||
The highest floors in the capitol building include extra rooms in the west and an Alliance Steakhouse in the east. Visitors may walk outside on the roof of the capitol overlooking the city of Olympia and much of the metro. | |||
== Exterior == | == Exterior == | ||
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== Major Events == | == Major Events == | ||
The Capitol and the surrounding grounds have played host to several events in Cascadian History, including the 10th Presidential Inauguration, various presidential addresses, Freedom Day 2025, the November 2025 Halloween Event, and other unofficial events. | The Capitol and the surrounding grounds have played host to several events in Cascadian History, including the 10th Presidential Inauguration, various presidential addresses, Freedom Day 2025, the November 2025 Halloween Event, the February 2026 Presidential Debate, the March 2026 Farewell Cascadia Event, and other unofficial events. | ||