State Capitol Building

The State Capitol Building is the official residence and workplace of a state’s government leadership, typically including the governor and legislative chambers. It often serves as a symbol of state authority and houses important government offices, legislative chambers, and sometimes a rotunda or public space. Architecturally, it is designed to convey dignity, stability, and transparency. The building often features historical artifacts, statues, and emblematic symbols representing the state's identity and values. It is a central location for political activities, public gatherings, and state ceremonies.