Located next to the Chamber of the former House of Lords is the current Chamber of the Federal Council of Austria (Bundesrat).
The room was used by the Lords as an antechamber and informal meeting room.
After the end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the new republican constitution in 1920, the former Lords room became the Chamber for the Federal Council.

The seating arrangement of the present Chamber of the Federal Council is similar to the other two great chamber halls.
Member of the Federal Council sit in a semicircle facing the presidium.
In front of the presidium is the cabinet bench.
The furniture was completely renewed in 1999.
In 1970, the coat of arms of Austria as well as of the nine Austrian states was installed above the presidium.
Located next to the Chamber of the former House of Lords is the current Chamber of the Federal Council of Austria (Bundesrat). The room was used by the Lords as an antechamber and informal meeting room. After the end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the new republican constitution in 1920, the former Lords room became the Chamber for the Federal Council.
The seating arrangement of the present Chamber of the Federal Council is similar to the other two great chamber halls. Member of the Federal Council sit in a semicircle facing the presidium. In front of the presidium is the cabinet bench. The furniture was completely renewed in 1999. In 1970, the coat of arms of Austria as well as of the nine Austrian states was installed above the presidium.
Austrian Parliament Building