Fall 2018 Issue of Tholos Magazine Now Available

Article themes and highlights include Architect's Notebook, articles about the Cannon Renewal project, a Capitol Grounds and Arboretum cool tool, and the Capitol Power Plant's Cogeneration project.

November 19, 2018

Tholos Magazine cover, Volume 9 Fall 2018.

The latest edition of the Architect of the Capitol (AOC) employee magazine, Tholos, is now available. Highlights include the articles below.

Architect's Notebook: One of My Favorite Things
Project Update: Capitol Power Plant
Empowered Workforce: Reclaiming an Ordinary Day
Feature: Revealing a Tiled Treasure; Cool Cannon Construction Finds
Cool Tool: RIGID SEEKTECH SR-60 Locator

Download the full Fall 2018 issue, or read the stories from this and previous issues on our blog.

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Spring 2020 Issue of Tholos Magazine Now Available

The latest edition of the Architect of the Capitol (AOC) employee magazine, Tholos, is now available. Article themes include Doing Good, By the Numbers, Before & After, Employee Highlights, Spotlight on Safety, Beyond the Dome, and AOC Gratitude.

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AOC Offers Family Resources for Distance Learning and Virtual Visits

The Architect of the Capitol is delivering virtual Capitol experiences to those unable to visit because of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

AGA Certificate of Excellence in Accountability Reporting

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Architect of the Capitol Honored for Excellence in Accountability Reporting

The CEAR is the highest form of recognition in federal government financial reporting.

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Capitol Visitor Center and U.S. Botanic Garden Temporarily Close to Visitors

Out of an abundance of caution, the Capitol Visitor Center and the Conservatory of the United States Botanic Garden will temporarily close to the public until further notice to reduce the risk of transmitting the coronavirus (COVID-19). The outdoor gardens and grounds remain open.