Federal Building, Government building in Colorado Springs, United States.
The Federal Building is a multi-story government office located at the intersection of Pikes Peak Avenue and housing several federal agencies. The rectangular structure provides space for passport services, document processing, and other administrative functions in a single location.
The building was constructed in 1962 as part of the nation's expansion of federal facilities during the post-war period. It was designed following architectural guidelines that reflected government priorities of that era.
The building represents the physical presence of federal authority in Colorado, housing multiple departments that serve the regional population through various administrative functions.
The building opens during regular business hours and provides various services in one central location. Visitors should plan for possible waiting times and bring required documents in advance.
The structure incorporates security features and architectural elements that reflect 1960s governmental design principles while maintaining operational efficiency for multiple federal agencies.
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