September
22
/ 2023
In the realm of modern carpentry, where power tools often reign supreme, Christophe, a skilled French-Canadian Carpenter, embarks on a unique challenge. He's part of a team constructing Guédelon Castle, not with cutting-edge machinery, but by embracing the techniques of the 13th century. Every task demands precision, even aligning the A-frame, crucial for maintaining the castle's level. Christophe's dedication to these age-old building methods is remarkable. Nestled in the heart of Burgundy, France, Guédelon Castle’s construction, initiated in 1997, is a journey back in time. Beyond its eventual 21st-century grandeur, the project aims to decode the mysteries of medieval craftsmanship. A team of artisans, including stone carvers, masons, and carpenters, is painstakingly transforming raw stones into a magnificent castle. They
