Copper roofing in the KP “Knyazhe Ozero” is a RADEKA project featuring standing seam coverage and architectural detail finishing. The parapet caps, pipe cladding, and gutters are made of copper. The photographs showcase the geometry of the slopes, snow guards, and connections to the terrace supports.
Copper coverage along the edges of the opening on the terrace. The photograph shows the standing seam connections, corner detailing, and transitions between sections of the coverage.
View along the terrace parapet during installation. The layout of copper elements, transverse seams, and corner detailing of the coverage are shown.
A pipe clad in copper panels, with a profiled finish and protective cap. The frame also shows the copper cornice finishing and gutter.
General view of the copper parapet caps around the terrace. The photo shows extended sections of coverage and the connection of elements at the corner.
A top view of the flat sections of the roof during construction. The copper caps follow the contours of the parapets and finish the edges of the roof.
View from the terrace side of the sloped eaves of the roof. The photograph shows the copper cladding of the gable, dark soffit, and standing seam coverage of the parapet.
General view of the slope with standing seams and tubular snow guards. On the left is a pipe clad in copper with a protective cap.
Standing seam roofing with an overhanging slope above the terrace. The photograph shows the connection of roofing planes, edge detailing, and snow guard.
View along the copper parapet covering beside the terrace. The photograph shows the transverse standing seams, outer edge detailing and variations in the colour of the copper surface.
Work stage of finishing the parapet around vertical supports. The close-up shows the trimming of copper elements and the formation of curbs at the bases of the posts.
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