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- Located in downtown Honolulu, the Hawaii State Capitol was commissioned and dedicated by John A. Burns, second Governor of Hawaii.
- Image of the front of the Hawaii State Capitol building. ... Welcome to the Hawaii State Legislature. Image of the House of Representatives' chamber floor.
- The Hawaii State Capitol is equipped with accessibility features, including ramps and elevators, to accommodate visitors with disabilities.
- The Hawaii State Capitol opened on the 15th of March, 1969. ... The Hawaii State Capitol architecture was designed in an interpretation of the Bauhaus style.
- Site overview. The Hawaii State Capitol is a five-story reinforced concrete building with an open central courtyard.
- The Hawaii State Capitol is in the style of "Hawaiian international architecture", which is an American adaption of Bauhaus style.
- With its unique architecture and breathtaking views, the Hawaii State Capitol has become one of the most visited sites on Oahu Island.
- Hawaii State Capitol Front Our continual pursuit of visiting all 50 state capitol buildings led us to the Hawaii State Capitol in Honolulu in December 2016.
- When visiting downtown Honolulu, be sure to visit the Hawaii State Capitol, considered one of the most beautiful state capitol buildings in the USA.
- If you appreciate various styles of architecture, the Hawaii State Capitol might be one of the many things to do in Honolulu that will appeal to you.
- The two chambers meet for 60 working days each year from mid-January through early May in the Hawaii State Capitol building.
- The Hawaii State Capitol Building is located in downtown Honolulu. ... A major renovation of the Hawaii State Capitol Building took place in 1997.
- The Hawaii State Capitol serves as the official government headquarters of Hawaii. It was constructed as a replacement for the previous capitol building, Iolani...
- Introduction Standing one hundred feet tall, the Hawaii* State Capitol building is surrounded by a reflecting pool and was designed to resemble a volcan...