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The Administrative Library of the Ministry of Interior, predecessor of the present-day library, was founded in 1849. It was based in the Ministry offices on Wipplingerstrasse. In 1897 the library moved into its own building on Marc-Aurel-Strasse, one year later it relocated to Hohen Markt. In 1925
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to blend them into a single stately residence with then-fashionable Renaissance facade. The work was completed after the Count's death, in 1546. In 1592 the building passed to Hofkirchen and Losenstein families. In 1602 they began an extensive remodeling that added early
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that destroyed the buildings of the nearby Freyung and is still named after the Porcias although the family disposed with the building in the 1720s. It became the property of statesman Bartholomäus von Tinti, who also owned the
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center of the Chancellery. Since 2000, the library gradually took over and digitized the collections of the Federal Government ministries. In 2006 it became Austria's principal uplink gateway to
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As of 2010, the library loans books only to government employees. The reading hall is open free of charge to all visitors (photo ID required to enter).
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style that emerged in Vienna in the middle of the 16th century. In the 17th and later centuries it was extensively remodelled in
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stone buildings on the site of present-day Palais Porcia emerged in the 15th century. The foundations are older, dating back to
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and remains a state property to date (2010). In 1883 the interiors were completely rebuilt, and the Palais became a
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Czeike and Czeike, p. 19: "als beispiel eines schlichten adeligen Wohnsitzes ist das Palais Porcia ... ".
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the library relocated into recently remodelled Palais Porcia. Since the establishment of the
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The library stocks a reference collection of Austrian laws and regulations and houses the
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family, in 1660 to Count Johann Karl von Porcia. The building survived the
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In 1627 the Palais passed to Count Wratislav zu FĂĽrstenberg, in 1643 to
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detail to the original facade. Inside, the building acquired an ornate
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Gestern und heute – Die Behördenbibliothek des Bundes (in German)
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styles but the inner court still contains an early Renaissance
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is a former urban residence in the western quarter of the
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the library remains a branch of the Federal Chancellery.
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Weitere Amtsgebäude des Bundeskanzleramtes (in German)
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castle. In the 1750s it was purchased by the Court of
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Wien: Kunst, Kultur und Geschichte der Donaumetropole
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Administrative Bibliothek des Bundes (AB) (in German)
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48°12′41″N 16°21′50″E / 48.21139°N 16.36389°E / 48.21139; 16.36389

Innere Stadt
Vienna
Austria
Herrengasse
Palais Kinsky
Palais Trautmansdorff
Palais Harrach
Gabriel von Salamanca-Ortenburg
Renaissance
Baroque
Rococo
arcade
Federal Chancellery
Roman period
Freyung
Gabriel von Salamanca-Ortenburg
arcades
Baroque
spiral staircase
Kaisersteinbruch
Jörger von Tollet
fire of 1683
Schallaburg
Maria Theresa of Austria
courthouse
First Austrian Republic
information technology
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