Tenders Are Invited For Hämeenkyrö Church Renovation in Finland

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The Construction Project Includes The Changes In The Hämeenkyrö Church Subfloor To The Changes In The Church Hall. Contractors Are Required To Explore The Site On The Spot Before Submitting The Offer. The Hämeenkyrö Church, Completed In 1782, Is The Subject Of A Log -Like, Board -Like, Cross -Class, Which Mainly Represents Neoclassicism. The Old Church Is Surrounded By A Stone Wall And Spruce Trees With Rocky Gates From 1816. The Church Has A Natural Stone Foundation And A Steep, Machine -Seamed Tin Roof. The Bottom Is Crawled, Albeit Very Low In Some Places. Only For The West Karara Is The Height Of Iso. At The Top Of The Church, The Attic Space, Which Is From A Transitable Clock Tower To The Chapel. In The Wooden Structures Of The Upper Floor, There Are Fire Damage Caused By A Fire In The 1940S. Carbonated Log Structures Have Later Been Reinforced With New Wooden Structures. The Church Is In The East-West Direction And Its Bell Tower Is Located In The Western Arid Of The Building. The Current Three -Finger Organ Of The Loft Was Built In 1942. In Its History, The Church Has Undergone A Lot Of Variable Changes, And Different Spaces Are Formed To Meet The Needs Of Each Era. For Example, Sakasion Has Been Moved From The Northern Spindle To An Add -On.

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