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Three wings around an open plaza
A 2006 newspaper account describes the Capitol complex at Ngerulmud as three wings joined by an open plaza and covered breezeways, and reports a 40-foot dome.
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Three wings, an open plaza and breezeways
The 2006 newspaper account describes three wings that are linked through an open plaza at the centre of the complex and by covered breezeways.[1]
Dome height reported as 40 feet
The same account reports a dome height of 40 feet, approximately 12 metres.[1]
A Honolulu architect’s design
The article names Joe Farrell of Honolulu as the architect. He told the paper the finished building stayed true to his original design, including a depiction of the country’s god of construction along its sides.[1]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
How does the article describe the complex’s layout?
Three wings are linked through an open central plaza and by covered breezeways.[1]
How tall does the article say the dome is?
40 feet, approximately 12 metres.[1]
Who designed the complex, according to the article?
Joe Farrell, an architect from Honolulu.[1]
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