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The paper provides an overview of the existing structural and technological solutions for the construction of outdoor shelters over cultural heritage objects during restoration works in order to preserve from environmental influences and prevent external precipitation from entering buildings and structures. For these purposes, it is proposed to use standard solutions for various spans in the form of geodetic dome structures to protect buildings and structures from external precipitation and other atmospheric phenomena. The paper highlights the authors' work on the creation of new technical solutions for geodesic domes made of wood and high-strength polymers, which will significantly facilitate load-bearing structures, compared to metal and reinforced concrete. Also, the use of modern materials and technologies for the construction of protective structures will allow taking care of the environment, taking into account GREEN and ZOOM standards.

Construction of geodesic domes made of wood and composite materials during restoration and conservation of cultural heritage objects