NC State House

3. Spaces for cars available on the basement level
5. Hope that the building would become "a dynamic ______," for a modern and rapidly growing state
6. Central open space in building
10. State with mines to extract the white stone used on the building's exterior
12. Stone from Mount Airy, used for the building's base
13. Type of dark wood common in N.C. and used for interior furnishings, which were made in High Point
16. New personal communication technology for 170 legislators, who previously had to wait in line to use in the Capital
18. "_________ in character" is how the architect described the style of the State House
19. Five glass skylights called _______, despite their pyramid shape
20. Shape of interior pattern sculpted in concrete
22. Architectural features of a row of vertical supports or columns in front of the building

1. Because the shape resembled a pagoda, one writer referred to the building as an "_________ palace"
2. White stone visible on exterior walls
4. Tobacco product popular in the min-late 20th century and smoked indoors
5. The building had 170 of these separate spaces for legislators
7. Color of carpet throughout the interior
8. The Great Seal of the State of North Carolina was created as a large tile ______ on the platform entering the building
9. Interior hardware, such as door handles and light fixtures, made from this bright gold-tones metal
11. Number of women legislators serving during the 1963 session
14. Gender-neutral pronoun
15. Writer of the state song in 1835
17. Architectural term for lower support or base of the building
21. Something legislators do in chambers