Notre Dame Cathedral on fire

[transam]

apparently the lead roof was being replaced . fire started in the roof ?

lead roof burning works ?? I wager

 

[nauseous]

apparently the lead roof was being replaced . fire started in the roof ?

lead roof burning works ?? I wager

Imagine being the workman responsible for that, the guilt he would feel.

Worse than when you forgot to tighten that compression joint and It flooded the school. ROFL

 

[durhamplumber]

Gutted That’s a sad loss of a beautiful building.

Not a patch on Durham Cathedral...Surely God can rebuild it..lolololololololl...i'm a comedian!!!!

 

[SammyInnit]

Imagine being the workman responsible for that, the guilt he would feel.

Worse than when you forgot to tighten that compression joint and It flooded the school. ROFL

I'd imagine it's well past a feeling of guilt by now. Arse covering time.

 

[transam]

Imagine being the workman responsible for that, the guilt he would feel.

Worse than when you forgot to tighten that compression joint and It flooded the school. ROFL

who u been talking to

 

[Deleted member 63160]

apparently the lead roof was being replaced . fire started in the roof ?

lead roof burning works ?? I wager

Surrey plumber no doubt

 

[transam]

Insurance will cough up for it

 

[Mottie]

That’s alright - there plenty of EU money sloshing around in the coffers to rebuild it, isn’t there?

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Yeah. Sorry about that, I apologise. It was a silly thing for me to say and no laughing matter. A fine building, lost for ever.

 

[nauseous]

who u been talking to

Somebody who knows all.

 

[transam]

Yeah. Sorry about that, I apologise. It was a silly thing for me to say and no laughing matter. A fine building, lost for ever.

they will rebuild it same as buck house .

 

[Mottie]

they will rebuild it same as buck house .

And Windsor Castle. Going to take years though and I don't think any of us will be around to see it finished.

 

[nauseous]

I'd imagine it's well past a feeling of guilt by now. Arse covering time.

Time to post in TIFU.

 

[Notch7]

And Windsor Castle. Going to take years though and I don't think any of us will be around to see it finished.

It took 200 years to build the first time!

 

[Notch7]

A fire expert was saying old buildings like these are very difficult to deal with for the fire service. They have high ceilings and an open space with roof timber all very well seasoned and dry as a bone.

Firemen cant enter such a building and the height externally means their hoses wont reach.

It makes me wonder how extensive contingency planning is for these old buildings. Do they have fully detailed drawings of the structure so they can rebuild it exactly the same.

 

[SammyInnit]

A fire expert was saying old buildings like these are very difficult to deal with for the fire service. They have high ceilings and an open space with roof timber all very well seasoned and dry as a bone.

Firemen cant enter such a building and the height externally means their hoses wont reach.

It makes me wonder how extensive contingency planning is for these old buildings. Do they have fully detailed drawings of the structure so they can rebuild it exactly the same.

I'd imagine there would be an extensive 3D model/CAD for a building like that.

All new buildings (in the UK at least on a commercial scale) are drawn and modelled under the new BIM framework. Seems probable such notable buildings would have retrospectively undergone the same process.

https://www.autodesk.com/solutions/bim