Gazette, September 3, 2010
tasks now focus on the placement of items carpentry for final closure and open stone carving
The beds have been completed in recent weeks summer placement frank stone that forms the main entrance to the Basilica of Santa Teresa and is wearing full closure masonry building.
Now tasks that remain to be completed by the beds were focused on the carving of decoration and ornamental stone, in the bottom of the bases of the columns that adorn the door entry as in the area of \u200b\u200bthe capitals to achieve symmetry of both sides of the door. have also been started with the woodwork to place the large pine door which gives access to the temple and is about three meters high. The Basilica of Santa Teresa have two twin doors, one was placed on the transition from the temple to the garden of the Carmelite convent of the Mother and the second is the general public access to the site. The carpenters, who began work yesterday in the temple, are expected to perform the installation over the week.
Other progress on additional works focus on the roofs of the side chapels of the Basilica, which have been restored over recent weeks to prevent leaks and moisture. Some new shots look like a pyramid avoid mass nesting storks.
