COMPLETION DATE: 2004—2006, 2014
LOCATION: KIELCE, POLAND
One of the greatest monuments of Kielce is Early Baroque Bishops Palace on Monastery Hill. It should be emphasized that the residence of the Cracovian bishops in Kielce is actually the only one, which has survived from the first half of the 17th century without any significant modifications. Over the centuries, the palace served many different functions and currently it is a seat of the National Museum. In order to allow it to serve both the citizens of Kielce and the tourists, as well as to enable it to play its role, required construction and maintenance works have been carried out.
During the first stage, three portals of black marble have been executed, according to a design from the 17th century.
Next stage consisted in the reconstruction of the retaining walls with armour stone plus the maintenance of the existing fragments and the execution of the northern terrace surface of calcite cobblestone.
During the first stage, three portals of black marble have been executed according to a design from 17th century.
We have executed the surface of the northern terrace using calcite blocks.
We have reconstructed the retaining walls made of broken stone.