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Natural Stone and Oxidized Copper on the Church

Natural Stone and Oxidized Copper on the Church

Natural Stone and Oxidized Copper on the Church

Dome with a golden cross and carved drum of the church above the rounded lines of the roof.

The roof and dome of the church, stone cladding, and relief decor — all in one RADEKA project. The photo gallery shows the delivery and lifting of the dome, the work of craftsmen on the rounded roof sections, the installation of the plinth, and the facade decoration. Close-ups allow you to examine the connections of the metal covering, the texture of the stone, and architectural details.

RADEKA craftsmen install the metal covering of the church's rounded roof from scaffolding.
Installation of the covering over the semicircular part of the church. The photo shows the prepared base, cornice framing, working platform, and craftsmen’s tools.

 

Dark dome with a golden cross above the carved drum and metal roof of the church.
View from below of the dome and decorative finish of the drum. In the foreground — the connection of metal roofing surfaces.

 

General view of the church with a light relief facade, dark roof, and onion dome.
The external appearance of the church: light wall finish, relief architectural elements, shaped roof, and dome with a cross. The landscaping around the building is ongoing.

 

Lifting the metal dome with a crane, view from below of the open internal frame.
The dome during lifting on a strap. The lower angle allows you to see the supporting frame and the structure of the base under the external metal covering.

 

Installed onion dome with a golden cross on the light carved drum of the church.
The dome after the cross installation. Under the metal covering is the drum with an arched window, decorative niches, and relief ornamentation.

 

Stone cladding of the rounded plinth of the church with a built-in rectangular light fixture.
The stone elements repeat the curvilinear shape of the plinth. A light fixture is built into the cladding; mounting pads and unfinished sections of the finish above are visible.

 

Delivery of the metal dome on a cargo platform across a snowy construction site.
The dome delivered to the site in assembled form. Nearby are RADEKA employees, and lifting straps are secured on the covering.

 

Craftsmen at the rounded facade of the church and prepared stone elements for the plinth cladding.
Preparation for the installation of the stone plinth. Profiled elements are placed next to the wall’s foundation, where the masonry and reinforcing mesh are still exposed.

 

Workers prepare the metal dome on the truck for unloading using green straps.
Preparation of the dome for unloading and lifting. A craftsman on the cargo platform works with the straps; another worker and temporary wooden elements are nearby.

 

Close-up of the valley between the curved sections of the church's metal roof.
Detail of the connection of the rounded roofing surfaces. The layout of metal elements, the design of the valley, and the covering’s connection to the drum’s base are visible.

 

Connection of the rounded roof sections of the church near wooden platforms and scaffolding.
A top view of the roofing joint during work. The photo shows the joints of the metal covering, the valley, temporary platforms, and scaffolding barriers.

 

Roofer adjusts a metal element on the rounded roof of the church with a hand tool.
Manual adjustment of the covering on the curvilinear section. The craftsman works at the edge of the laid elements, leaving an open section of the under-roof membrane nearby.

 

Two craftsmen install a stone element of the plinth at the rounded wall of the church.
Installation of the profiled stone element. The workers adjust it to the wall’s foundation; nearby are tools, a level, and prepared cladding details.

 

Installers receive the dome lowered by a crane above the upper part of the church.
Installation of the assembled dome using a crane. Craftsmen on a temporary wooden platform guide the structure to the installation site.

 

General view of the church construction site during the dome installation with a truck crane.
Dome installation at the construction stage of the church. The frame shows the truck crane, scaffolding, materials, and unfinished work on the adjacent territory.

 

Dome with a cross above the shaped finishes of the church facade, view from the scaffolding.
The upper part of the church from a close angle: dome, carved drum, and curved lines of the roofing framing. A section of scaffolding is visible on the left.

 

Rounded metal roof above the relief facade of the church with an arched window.
The covering of the semicircular part of the church and its cornice framing. Under the roof are decorative arches and relief images on the light facade.

 

Craftsman works at the arched window of the church next to the relief image of a saint and stone ornamentation.
Finishing work at the arched window opening. The close-up shows the window framing, relief image of a saint, and ornamental elements of the facade.

 

Dome with a golden cross and carved drum of the church above the rounded lines of the roof.
View from below of the church’s completion. The dark metal covering emphasizes the light carving of the drum and the smooth outlines of the facade finishes.

 

Metal covering of the semicircular apse of the church, top view of the rows of elements and the connection to the wall.
General view of the rounded roofing section from above. The layout of the metal elements on the curvilinear surface, the cornice edge, and the connection to the church wall are visible.