Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral is finally stable and enough for artisans to start rebuilding it, threatening that a shocking fire will tear from its roof two years later, toppling its top and toppling the remaining medieval monument.
The French company in charge of the reconstruction announced today, Saturday, in a statement that the work to protect the structure, which began after the April 15, 2019 fire, has finally been completed.
Carpenters, scaffolders, organ mechanics, and even professional climbers took part in the work, which included special temporary structures to protect the massive towers, vaults and walls of the large structure that lost its roof, and a special kind of “umbrella” to protect it. From the elements.
The report added that talks would now begin with the companies participating in the tenders for the massive reconstruction effort. There will be about 100 different tenders for different projects. Organ restoration work is expected to begin in the fall and other work in the winter.
The company supports President Emmanuel Macron’s goal of allowing spectators to return to the cathedral of the year, hosting the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The announcement was made over a weekend in which France and several European countries called the European Heritage Days when historical heritage monuments, government buildings and other sites were opened to the public.
