The exterior design is locked in and finished. The only addition we are considering at the moment is adding a structure block for the Rotunda decorations and a Congressional Library in the empty attic spaces.

The Capitol Building occupies the entire town square area between the church and the main avenue connecting the Grand Hotel and the Royal Inn (Now known as Capitol Street). The west wing is finished. It is now the parliament where the governing body meets to deliberate. It features a parliament debate floor where the legal sausage is made and a peanut gallery on the second floor for the spectators to watch and throw their peanuts into the debate area.

The rotunda is the main entrance and gathering area for all dignitaries, citizens, and visitors. A general gathering/visiting area where landowners can hang their official ensigns and heads. Sort of our version of Statuary Hall, we call it 'Banner Hall'. A catwalk provides access to all second floor areas and more room for banners.

The upper floor of the East wing will be the Department of Public Works and the Department of Fun & Adventure. The first floor will be the Bureau of Guest Services (new users, ranking, etc.), the Department of Land Management (land claims and real estate), and the Department of Public Works (rail, parks, public space & machinery, etc.)

This building was designed as a drop-in install to Turtle bay. We have, however, prepared a more generic schematic file suitable for all worlds!

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