Supreme Court Building

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The Supreme Court Building is the neoclassical Washington, D.C. courthouse that serves as the permanent home of the highest judicial body in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf courthouse
government building
landmark
architect Cass Gilbert
Cass Gilbert & Partners
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
city Washington, D.C.
completionDate 1935
constructionStartDate 1932
coordinates 38.8906°N 77.0047°W
country United States of America
function seat of the Supreme Court of the United States
governingBody Supreme Court of the United States
hasBasement true
hasCourtroomSeatingCapacityApprox 400
hasDome false
hasFacadeFeature Corinthian columns
grand staircase
hasInscription EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW
hasPublicTours true
hasRoom Great Hall
conference room
courtroom
justices' chambers
law library
hasSculpture Authority of Law
Contemplation of Justice
houses Supreme Court of the United States
inaugurationDate 1935
jurisdictionContext federal judiciary of the United States
locatedIn Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C.
maintainedBy Architect of the Capitol
materialUsed Alabama marble
Georgia marble
Vermont marble
marble
nearbyBuilding Library of Congress
United States Capitol
Capitol Visitor Center
surface form: United States Capitol Visitor Center
numberOfStories 4
officialName Supreme Court Building self-link
openedForUseBySupremeCourt October 1935
owner United States government
surface form: United States federal government
previousLocationOfCourt United States Capitol
purpose provide a permanent home for the Supreme Court of the United States
streetAddress 1 First Street NE
symbolizes judicial branch of the United States government

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Supreme Court of the United States building Supreme Court Building
Chief Justice of the United States officeLocation Supreme Court Building
Capitol Hill hasLandmark Supreme Court Building
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court officeLocation Supreme Court Building
subject surface form: Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
this entity surface form: Supreme Court Building, Washington, D.C.
Equal Justice Under Law (associated with the Supreme Court building inscription) inscribedOn Supreme Court Building
subject surface form: Equal Justice Under Law
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Equal Justice Under Law (associated with the Supreme Court building inscription) inscribedOn Supreme Court Building
subject surface form: Equal Justice Under Law
this entity surface form: façade of the U.S. Supreme Court Building
East Front near Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: Supreme Court of the United States building
Third Petty Bench locatedIn Supreme Court Building
James Earle Fraser notableWork Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: Supreme Court pediment sculptures (Authority of Law and Contemplation of Justice)
Supreme Court Building officialName Supreme Court Building self-link
Architect of the Capitol responsibleFor Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Cass Gilbert notableWork Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Cass Gilbert designed Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
opinion in Texas v. Johnson locationOfOralArgument Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: Supreme Court of the United States Building, Washington, D.C.
United States Capitol Complex hasPart Supreme Court Building
Murder in the Supreme Court featuresLocation Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: Supreme Court building
Washington, D.C. (administrative base via the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts) hasLandmark Supreme Court Building
subject surface form: Washington, D.C.
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Cass Gilbert & Partners notableWork Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Contemplation of Justice location Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Authority of Law location Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Authority of Law commissionedFor Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Great Hall locatedIn Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building
Great Hall connectsTo Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: Supreme Court Courtroom
Capitol Power Plant supplies Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: Supreme Court building
Office of the Chief Engineer serves Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: U.S. Supreme Court building facilities (as part of the Capitol complex responsibilities)
Justice Stanley Reed workLocation Supreme Court Building
subject surface form: Stanley Reed
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, then Supreme Court of the United States meetsIn Supreme Court Building
subject surface form: Supreme Court of the United States
Stone Court seat Supreme Court Building
Robert Ingersoll Aitken notableWork Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: West pediment sculptures of the United States Supreme Court Building
Robert Ingersoll Aitken hasWorkInCollection Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: United States Supreme Court Building, Washington, D.C.
October Term 2011 seatOfCourt Supreme Court Building
Adolph A. Weinman notableWork Supreme Court Building
this entity surface form: Sculptural decoration of the U.S. Supreme Court Building (pediment figures)