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gestern gelernt: bei der einrichtung der neuen französischen nationalbibliothek 1994 wurde "eichhörnchenroter" teppich verlegt, ausgewählt vom präsidenten! 
weiß jemand, ob die heutige teppichgeneration immer noch die farbe hat? #squirrelcontent #librarycontent
[aus: "The Experience of the Bibliothèque nationale de France" von Jacqueline Sanson, Bibliothek Forschung und Praxis 48.3:703–709, https://doi.org/10.1515/bfp-2024-0049]
![screenshot eines abschnitts aus dem kapitel 2 aus dem zitierten artikel: "The Bibliothèque Nationale de France (BnF) was officially created in January 1994. Its remit was to collect, preserve, and enrich the national heritage in its care in all fields of knowledge, in particular the heritage of the French language or relating to French civilisation, and to ensure access to the public. The Minister of Culture chose Jean Favier, the former Director-General of the Archives of France, as the first President of the BnF. Philippe Bélaval, who efficiently prepared the merger, became General Director, and built his team[4] from the BN, EPBF, and externally.
The year 1994 saw a quantum leap in construction. The towers rose rapidly. The building took shape: the esplanade was covered in Ipe wood, trees were planted in the garden, and the squirrel-red carpet chosen by the President of the Republic combined harmoniously with the concrete, wood, and metal mesh. The delivery of the building to the BnF and its inauguration by the President of the Republic on 30 March 1995, followed by its opening to the public, constituted the first stage.
The general opinion was that the merger of the teams from both establishments took place in a calm atmosphere. The project mobilised staff to a significant extent. The research projects continued, as did the acquisitions (90.000 volumes and 7.000 subscriptions per year) and digitisation (PLAO, the computer-aided workstation had been abandoned)."](https://openbiblio.social/system/media_attachments/files/113/595/330/385/956/859/original/7d3dd3d8197832e0.png "screenshot eines abschnitts aus dem kapitel 2 aus dem zitierten artikel: \"The Bibliothèque Nationale de France (BnF) was officially created in January 1994. Its remit was to collect, preserve, and enrich the national heritage in its care in all fields of knowledge, in particular the heritage of the French language or relating to French civilisation, and to ensure access to the public. The Minister of Culture chose Jean Favier, the former Director-General of the Archives of France, as the first President of the BnF. Philippe Bélaval, who efficiently prepared the merger, became General Director, and built his team[4] from the BN, EPBF, and externally.
The year 1994 saw a quantum leap in construction. The towers rose rapidly. The building took shape: the esplanade was covered in Ipe wood, trees were planted in the garden, and the squirrel-red carpet chosen by the President of the Republic combined harmoniously with the concrete, wood, and metal mesh. The delivery of the building to the BnF and its inauguration by the President of the Republic on 30 March 1995, followed by its opening to the public, constituted the first stage.
The general opinion was that the merger of the teams from both establishments took place in a calm atmosphere. The project mobilised staff to a significant extent. The research projects continued, as did the acquisitions (90.000 volumes and 7.000 subscriptions per year) and digitisation (PLAO, the computer-aided workstation had been abandoned).\"")