After the first on-site concept had failed, a concept was developed for the upcoming second renovation.
The work included damage mapping from a cherry picker, description in a specification and site supervision.
Salzburg Cathedral is the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Salzburg. The baroque building, which was completed during the Thirty Years’ War, is a listed building and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The baroque-style west elevation is particularly magnificent with its figural decoration and 81-metre-high towers. The façade is clad in Untersberg marble, a light-colored limestone similar to marble.