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Oregon State Capitol Master Plan

"Historic continuity with the past is not a duty; it is only a necessity."

-Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
 

Brett Hanes, Legislative Administrator
Phone:
 503-986-1848
Address: 900 Court St. NE, 140A,, Salem, Oregon 97301
Email: Legislative.Administration@oregonlegislature.gov
  

 

Welcome to the Oregon State Capitol Master Plan website. This web site is the direct link for all Oregonians to preview the future of your state capitol. Use this web site to learn about the Master Plan and how it was developed.

The master plan is a 20-30 year roadmap for the future of this historic building that serves as a monument, the seat of state government, and a working office building. The master plan was developed through a year-long project that involved Capitol residents and neighbors, state agencies, and interest organizations such as the Oregon Disabilities Commission and the Oregon Historical Society. SRG Partnership was the architectural firm heading up the effort.

The vision that the master plan aims to achieve is, “The Oregon State Capitol is a working symbol of State government that embodies the unique character, spirit, and heritage of Oregon. The Capitol is inviting, accessible, and safe, while being a symbol of environmental sustainability, with long term flexibility for growth and change.”​​

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About the Master Plan

 

The 74th Legislative Assembly
authorized creation of a master plan for the Oregon State Capitol. The Master Plan Development Project was conducted in 2008-2009.

The master plan is a high-level roadmap for the Capitol to meet the needs of Oregonians for the next 20-30 years.

Master Plan Executive Summary

Full Master Plan