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Apparently because of Hasenauer's great ambition, the relationship between him and Semper was so unharmonious that a formal agreement had to be made (1876) in order to settle each architect's area of responsibility: Semper was entrusted with all artistic matters while Hasenauer supervised the construction and all technical and administrative works, a division that was maintained until Semper left Vienna (1877). Subsequently, Hasenauer slightly modified Semper's designs, especially for the exedra of the Hofburg. The interiors of the Kunsthistorisches Museum (vestibule and main dome) and of the Burgtheater, where the smaller vestibules contain the finest interior decoration of the 1880s in Vienna, are considered to be entirely Hasenauer's work. 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