The roof of Notre-Dame is defined by the charred, skeletal remains of the medieval oak framework visible above the stone walls. In April twenty nineteen, a fire consumed the towering spire and the wooden roof known as the forest. Flames tore through the structure for hours, drawing millions of viewers worldwide to their screens. Builders currently work to replicate the original layout, using medieval hand-tool techniques to reconstruct the framework that once supported the leaded roof for eight centuries.
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