Paris Notre Dame Cathedral Restoration Update 2024

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Paris Notre Dame Cathedral Restoration Update 2024
Join us in discovering the latest in the reconstruction efforts of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. In April 2019, a catastrophic fire engulfed the 860-year-old Cathedral. It ravaged the wooden roof and toppled the 19th-century spire which is considered a masterpiece of the architect Viollet-le-Duc. The world watched in horror as its most famous church was devoured by flames. In May 2019, French authorities decided to restore the cathedral precisely as it was before the fire, honoring its original design and historical significance. Rebuilding Notre Dame de Paris, estimated the project would cost $760 million.
00:00 Introduction
00:31 The Fire and its Aftermath
02:18 Roof Structure Restoration
04:11 Unveiling the Spire
05:45 Cultural and Historical Significance of Notre Dame
#paris2024 #notredame

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  • @Horatiuy
    @Horatiuy25 күн бұрын

    I obviously watched the event live on tv as it happened. I am happy they can restore it and they will.

  • @NapoleonBonaparte...Emperor
    @NapoleonBonaparte...Emperor10 күн бұрын

    Amen.

  • @wdwerker
    @wdwerker14 күн бұрын

    Very little restoration footage stretched with filler from other sources. Extremely scarce recent new information.

  • @vnekliaev
    @vnekliaev27 күн бұрын

    Great update! Thank you!

  • @_Megalith

    @_Megalith

    27 күн бұрын

    Our pleasure!

  • @pierre-marie4926
    @pierre-marie49266 күн бұрын

    Four years ago, we talked a lot about the reconstruction of this clock for Notre-Dame, and since then, nothing ! Wouldn’t that be related to the fact that a Russian company had to participate in this project! ? I e-mailed several correspondents shortly after the fire on this project, and no one answers me. I don’t understand

  • @_Megalith

    @_Megalith

    4 күн бұрын

    Serendipitously, while compiling an inventory at Sainte-Trinité church in northern Paris, just four kilometers away from Notre-Dame, French watchmaker and restoration specialist Jean-Baptiste Viot found a nearly identical (though 40 cm larger) version of the Notre-Dame clock movement hidden away in a disused room, covered by boards and old furniture. The mechanical Sainte-Trinité clock had been forgotten since being replaced by an electric model more than 50 years ago. Jean-Baptiste Viot; author Bruno Cabanis (who wrote a book on the Notre-Dame clock); Olivier Chandez (watchmaker in charge of maintaining the Notre-Dame clock); and clock restorer Christine Chaligné created the Notre-Dame Clock Association (l’Association Horloge Notre-Dame) at the end of 2019. They have been working with a team of watchmaking students from the Diderot watchmaking school in Paris guided by watchmaking teacher Michel Boulanger. The group since begun meticulously measuring, documenting, and digitizing all of the components and mechanisms of the newly discovered Sainte-Trinité clock with the aim of creating a detailed computer model to help create the new replica clock for Notre-Dame. Engineers of the St. Petersburg-based Raketa watch factory helped the Horloge Notre-Dame association rebuild the clock.

  • @FOHguy
    @FOHguy13 күн бұрын

    The Catholic Church should have paid the entirety of the rebuilding.

  • @davidburke2697
    @davidburke269726 күн бұрын

    Did they install a sprinkler system?

  • @barrykervin4219

    @barrykervin4219

    26 күн бұрын

    We We, We are stupid French men, who needs water when you can drink wine, We We

  • @_Megalith

    @_Megalith

    25 күн бұрын

    Yes! Notre-Dame will notably be equipped with a vaporization system, installed below the roof and in the spire, that would immediately stop any outbreaking fire from spreading.

  • @davidburke2697

    @davidburke2697

    25 күн бұрын

    @@_Megalith Thanks for the response.

  • @klaasvanmanen8214
    @klaasvanmanen821421 күн бұрын

    Very little to honor the "restoration update 2024" as mentioned in the title. I see moreover a lot of reused material, stolen from other video's. A complete waste of time, this, and an infringement on other peoples rights as authors/creators of the footage. And then the ridiculous pronunciation 'nautre damm'. Is it really that difficult to recognize the pronunciation as 'nottre', with the 'o' from 'not', not 'note'?

  • @lauralintonmacfarlane5264
    @lauralintonmacfarlane526417 күн бұрын

    Ancient oak forests were cut down,,,, the question remains of why the fire spread very fast, how many construction workers were smokers? muslims?

  • @PhilipMcAuley-pt8dv
    @PhilipMcAuley-pt8dv25 күн бұрын

    where's all the laughing emojis now?! haha

  • @_Megalith

    @_Megalith

    25 күн бұрын

    Here at Megalith we’re ecstatic the spire is finally renovated!

  • @marioriera22
    @marioriera2214 күн бұрын

    PUERTO RICO FIRST THE FIRE WAS PLANNED

  • @cookiekitty8122
    @cookiekitty812226 күн бұрын

    disghusting design.

  • @_Megalith

    @_Megalith

    26 күн бұрын

    We appreciate your opinion! We believe it isn't too bad given the design is 860 years old!

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