The Senate Office Buildings jurisdiction oversees office and committee space for the U.S. Senate.

The jurisdiction is responsible for the management, operations, maintenance and preservation of more than three million square feet of facility space, including the Dirksen, Hart and Russell Senate Office Buildings, the Daniel Webster Senate Page Residence, the Senate Employees' Child Care Center;and off-site leased facilities housing Senate support organizations.

The jurisdiction plans, designs and executes construction and renovation projects, coordinates Senate office and committee moves, oversees Senate food service operations, manages Senate garage and health and fitness facilities, maintains pedestrian tunnels and subway systems connecting the Senate buildings and the U.S. Capitol, promotes sustainability and energy-reduction measures, ensures compliance with accessibility, environmental and safety standards, and provides customer service to senators, staff and visitors to the Senate office buildings.

Need Assistance?

Contact the Senate Service Center at 202.224.3141 or submit an Online Service Request (Capitol Network only).

Projects

Senate Office Buildings Projects

Congressional Office Moves

The Member and committee office moves and space reassignments follow the biennial November elections for the United States Senate and U.S. House of Representatives.

Our Stories

Senate Office Buildings Work

Portrait of Architect of the Capitol employee Arthur Logan.
Behind the Scenes

The Path to Becoming an Architect

Arthur Logan was working as an electrician helper in 2005 when a coworker told him, "You're in the wrong field. You need to be an architect."
The finished SR-253 hearing room, with the ceiling and plaster reliefs repainted to appear like carved stone, which is truer to the architects' original intention.
Behind the Scenes

Before and After: Senate Hearing Room Renovation

The Senate Office Buildings jurisdiction recently completed a project to restore the hearing room for the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation (SR-253) in the Russell Senate Office Building.
A talented employee of an Architect of the Capitol sheet metal shop.

Expertise

Skillful Craftmanship

We serve in diverse roles applying both modern techniques and historical tradecrafts in the care and preservation of the Capitol campus.

Areas of Expertise