Russell Senate Office Building

The Russell Senate Office Building is one of the primary workspaces for U.S. Senators, located in Washington, D.C. Named after Senator Richard Russell Jr., it was completed in 1904 and features a classical architectural style. The building provides offices, meeting rooms, and other facilities to support senators in their legislative responsibilities. It is part of the Capitol complex and plays a vital role in the functioning of the U.S. Congress, facilitating legislative work and constituent services. Its historical significance and function make it an important part of the federal government's infrastructure.