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Beneath the Green Dome: Where It All Started
The momentum for going green began in the cafeteria.
Tags: technology , Beneath the Green Dome , going green , Amy Morris
Architect notes small, big steps to a greener U.S. Capitol
This week, architects, builders, and vendors who sell construction services and supplies to the Federal Government and the private sector are meeting at the Washington Convention Center for "EcoBuild America". The conference focuses on the cutting edge of smart, sustainable high-performance green buildings. Yesterday, the conference heard from a high-profile government architect who manages one of the most famous office buildings in Washington.
Tags: technology , Architect of the Capitol , Stephen Ayers , EcoBuild America , Capitol Visitors Center , Max Cacas
'Built for generations', but at what cost?
Big questions about D.C.'s newest tourist attraction.
Tags: contract , Visitors Services , Terry Rouse , Capitol Visitors Center
U.S. Capitol adds special Civil War tour
As the United States marks the 150th anniversary of the Civil War this year, visitors to the U.S. Capitol can take part in a tour centered on the conflict. WTOP's Dick Uliano reports.
Tags: Civil War , Sharon Gang , Dick Uliano
Government Island: Connection to White House and U.S. Capitol almost lost forever
Government Island officially opens to the public for tours, this Saturday.
Tags: Government Island , White House , Aquia Stone , Jane Conner , Stafford County Board of Supervisors , George Washington
Capitol Dome getting a fresh coat of paint
Scaffolding will go up all around the U.S. Capitol Dome on Monday as workers start repainting it for the first time in eight years.
Tags: Capitol Dome , Architect of the Capitol , Dome White
Beneath the Green Dome: Going Green in the Cloud
The U.S. Capitol is trying it out.
Tags: technology , Beneath the Green Dome , going green , Amy Morris
'Built for generations', but at what cost?
Big questions about D.C.'s newest tourist attraction.
Tags: Visitors Services , Terry Rouse , contract , Capitol Visitors Center



