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instanceOf
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parliament building
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seat of parliament
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alsoKnownAs
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New Parliament House
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architect
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Mitchell/Giurgola & Thorp Architects
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Romaldo Giurgola
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architecturalStyle
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modernist architecture
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category
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Buildings and structures in Canberra
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competition
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won international design competition (1979)
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constructionCost
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approximately A$1.1 billion
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constructionStartDate
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1981
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contains
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Cabinet room
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Great Hall
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House of Representatives chamber
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Members’ Hall
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Parliamentary Library
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Prime Minister’s office
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Senate chamber
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coordinates
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35.3080°S 149.1245°E
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country
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Australia
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flagpoleHeight
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81 metres
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floorArea
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approximately 250000 square metres
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function
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seat of the Parliament of Australia
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hasArtwork
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Arthur Boyd tapestry in the Great Hall
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hasChamberColor
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green (House of Representatives)
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red (Senate)
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hasWebsite
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https://www.aph.gov.au/
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height
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approximately 81 metres (flag mast)
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heritageStatus
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Commonwealth Heritage List
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houses
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Australian House of Representatives
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Australian Senate
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inception
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1988
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jurisdiction
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Commonwealth of Australia
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locatedIn
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Canberra
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locatedOn
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Capital Hill
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materialUsed
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Australian marble
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concrete
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granite
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nearby
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Lake Burley Griffin
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Old Parliament House, Canberra
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numberOfRooms
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over 4500
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officialOpeningDate
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1988-05-09
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openedBy
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Queen Elizabeth II
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operator
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Department of Parliamentary Services
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owner
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Commonwealth of Australia
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partOf
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Parliamentary Triangle, Canberra
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replaced
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Old Parliament House, Canberra
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roofFeature
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grass-covered roof
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symbolizes
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democratic accessibility
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visitorCapacityPerYear
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over 1 million visitors
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