Difference between revisions of "Democracy Hall"
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| − | Democracy Hall was | + | Democracy Hall was begun in 1704 to house the Congress. It was completed in the spring of 1706, and ever since has housed the Footballian Congress. In 1811, it was expanded to house the offices and living quarters of the Prime Minister and his family. It also contains the offices of the representatives to Congress. |
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
Democracy Hall is divided into three main areas, the Congressional Hall, the Prime Minister's Residence and the Congressional Offices. | Democracy Hall is divided into three main areas, the Congressional Hall, the Prime Minister's Residence and the Congressional Offices. | ||
==The Congressional Hall== | ==The Congressional Hall== | ||
| + | The Congressional Hall is in the middle of the building. This is composed of two large chambers, of many rows gradually moving down towards the middle. In the late 19th-century, a speaker/microphone system was added to make it easier to hear the speakers, as well as an electronic recording device, to record who votes for what. | ||
==The Prime Minister's Residence== | ==The Prime Minister's Residence== | ||
| + | The Prime Minister's Residence is the smallest wing, located in the east. It houses the Prime Minister and his family, as well as his offices. | ||
==The Congressional Offices== | ==The Congressional Offices== | ||
| + | The western part of the Hall contains the offices of the Congressmen, and is the largest wing. Each congressman has two rooms, a waiting room and his office. | ||
[[Category:Greater Footballia]][[Category:Buildings]] | [[Category:Greater Footballia]][[Category:Buildings]] | ||
Revision as of 16:54, 5 April 2005
Democracy Hall was begun in 1704 to house the Congress. It was completed in the spring of 1706, and ever since has housed the Footballian Congress. In 1811, it was expanded to house the offices and living quarters of the Prime Minister and his family. It also contains the offices of the representatives to Congress.
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Design
Democracy Hall is divided into three main areas, the Congressional Hall, the Prime Minister's Residence and the Congressional Offices.
The Congressional Hall
The Congressional Hall is in the middle of the building. This is composed of two large chambers, of many rows gradually moving down towards the middle. In the late 19th-century, a speaker/microphone system was added to make it easier to hear the speakers, as well as an electronic recording device, to record who votes for what.
The Prime Minister's Residence
The Prime Minister's Residence is the smallest wing, located in the east. It houses the Prime Minister and his family, as well as his offices.
The Congressional Offices
The western part of the Hall contains the offices of the Congressmen, and is the largest wing. Each congressman has two rooms, a waiting room and his office.
