Architects used a barrel-vaulted skylight to visually link the new south addition (1991), to the historic State House structure. Over the main entrance, five marble tablets designed by New Jersey artist John Goodyear feature both images of ancient lawgivers and letters spelling out the words "Order" and "Chaos." Called The Dawn of Law, the work honors the essence of lawmaking. This modern wing includes offices for partisan staff for the Senate and Assembly. Legislators do not maintain offices in the capitol building, except for those in leadership positions. Instead, they work out of district offices based in the communities they represent.