We are happy to inform you that the works carried out by our company in Szydłów, which included the renovation of the Royal Castle, the Synagogue and the ruins of the church and hospital of the Holy Spirit, have been completed. We have written about the start of the project and about the next stage of work and the commencement of works in the Castle here >>.
The royal castle in Szydłów was built by Casimir the Great in the 14th century and was rebuilt several times. It was an integral part of the city fortifications. Currently, it is the seat of the Regional Museum in Szydłów. Due to the fact that some parts of the building required us to execute completely new structures, the works were carried out gradually. The knight’s hall has undergone general construction and conservation works related to, among others, supplementing walls and plaster, or connecting sanitary sewage and water. In particular, we have focused on such things as the maintenance and restoration of hypocaust stoves, protection and partial restoration of window and door stonework and a fireplace. We have also taken into account the stand for the demonstration and display of blacksmith products. The comprehensive works performed by us in Skarbczyk building also included general construction and renovation works, including anti-damp insulation, sanitary and sewage installations as well as the facilities for the disabled. We have executed and installed the elements of the exhibition equipment and the multimedia part.
We have adapted the building of the former castle gate to tourist purposes. The works carried out by us included the replacement of the floor, renovation of the facade along with the replacement of window and door woodwork. We have completely replaced electrical, low-voltage, water and sewage installations, and additionally we have made a connection to the fire hydrant and drainage of the building.
The building of the gothic church of the Holy Spirit was built in the mid-fourteenth century. In 1368, a Franciscan monastery was founded by Casimir the Great, which was added to the church and adapted to the so-called Hospital – a poor house. The facility was damaged several times, the hospital building itself functioned until 1944, when it was destroyed as a result of military operations. Currently, the whole facility is in a state of partially secured ruin.