The copper roof of the Church of St. Luke of Simferopol in the village of Zhilino is a project in the portfolio of RADEKA. The photo gallery features the dome, sloped and rounded sections of the roof, and details of the covering during the work. Photos from 2013 to 2025 show how the shade of copper changes over time — from its initial shine to a deep dark tone.
Church of St. Luke of Simferopol: dome and copper coverings, 2013.
Fragment of the facade with arched windows and copper roof, 2013.
Upper part of the church with copper dome covering, 2013.
Installation of diamond-shaped copper elements on the rounded roof of the church. Construction scaffolding and areas of the base not yet covered with metal are visible, 2013.
Detailed view of the sloped roof: rows of individual copper elements and metal ridge decoration, 2013.
Copper elements on the curved surface of the roof, 2013.
Combination of sloped and rounded sections of the copper roof at the tower part of the church. In the foreground — construction scaffolding and an unfinished base area, 2013.
General view of the Church of St. Luke of Simferopol from the entrance side. Copper roof, dome, and entrance canopies in 2016.
The church and surrounding area in winter, aerial shot, 2019.
General view of the church: condition of the copper covering in 2025.
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