Newly built castle in Stobnica
The main tower of the building in Stobnica was made of split stone elements as well as cut sandstone and granite elements. Approximately 700 m2 of stone façade with a total weight of more than 400 tonnes was installed, the façade starts from the bottom with huge winkle stones each weighing 100-140 kilograms worked by hand by our stonemasons on site. They are then precisely installed according to the designer's instructions. On each side of the main tower are two Gothic arches which support the rest of the stone façade. Above them, window Gothic arches were made that give the tower its unique appearance. The entire façade is topped with granite caps that protect our work. All the elements of the slated façade have been handmade with a very high degree of accuracy in relation to the design of the Main Tower.
This is the tower we are most proud of. It was one of the most challenging commissions during the course of the construction.On this tower we have two displacements on the parapets - the first made of sandstone the second of granite - which gives a 30 cm extension of the stone façade beyond the building over which about 70 tons of split stone are installed. On each side are hand-crafted Gothic arches standing on granite columns which together give the tower its unique charm.
It was the first one we made. Huge granite cornices support the stone façade, which is protruded from the building by about 27 cm with a total weight of about 85 tonnes, on which Gothic arches are also part of the decoration. The entire façade is covered with granite caps.
It consists in a small part of a stone façade but also of three levels of granite and sandstone cornices. The entire façade is covered with granite caps.
All towers are connected to each other by a crenellation, a perfect reflection of the design giving a unique view. All elements of the Gothic arches are hand-crafted by our master masons and the entire stone facades are topped with granite caps.
It consists of three straight Gothic arches and one 135-degree bifurcated arch. The entire entrance, weighing about 45 tonnes, was suspended by our specialists following the design. Special attention should be paid to the openings in the longest part of the arch and to the bifacial arch, which is in itself a unique work of which we are extremely proud. Between the first and second arch on the entrance side of the castle, a gap has been made in which the truss for opening the entrance will be placed. Between the arches, a façade displacement has also been made that perfectly matches the rest of the façade.
