Level II: Fourth And Gill H-1
10-G-18-HZ
Approved
Recommendation
Staff recommends approval.Applicant Request
Architectural feature; Deck; Doors; Porch; Siding; Skylights/Solar; Windows- 1. Remove existing rear wood deck.
- 2. Construct new wood deck in the same footprint as the existing deck. See submitted drawings for railing and screen configurations.
- 3. Remove walls and windows from north end of non-original enclosed back porch; roof is likely original and will remain. Add 2 new posts and 2 new pilasters to support existing roof. Posts to be 8x8 (nominal) posts with chamfered corners, pilasters to match. Install painted beadboard ceiling and railing to match deck.
- 4. Retain walls on the south end of enclosed back porch; remove door and replace with new 32" wide x 45" tall wood window (Jeld-wen Siteline Series). Patch and replace siding in-kind as needed.
- 5. Install new 5'-0" wide x 6'-8" tall full-glass wood double french door opening onto the new back porch (Jeld-wen Siteline Series).
- 6. Repair and replace in-kind the wood lap siding as needed on the original gable and wall below.
- 7. Install a fixed skylight, sized at 25" x 25" square in size. The location will be low on the rear hipped roof, centered above the newly installed french doors (see submitted drawings). The frame around the skylight will be a dark bronze or black finish and will project ~3.5 inches above the roof surface.
Fourth and Gill H-1
- Style: Neoclassically-influenced cottage (ca. 1905)
- One-story hipped-roof frame house with entry sidelights and transom. Full-façade front porch with no balustrade and with roof engaged within the main hipped roof. 3/4s full-facade porch. Rectangular transom and sidelights at main entry and a central dormer. Shadow of engaged pilasters with round bases.
- Style: Neoclassically-influenced cottage (ca. 1905)
Applicable Guidelines
Fourth and Gill Design Guidelines, adopted by the Knoxville City Council on April 20, 1999 and June 29, 1999.
See Guidelines- PORCHES
- 1. Repair porches on historic houses using wood floors, balustrades, posts and columns, or replace duplicating the original size and design. Reconstruction of the documented original porch is also appropriate.
- 4. . . . In new construction, the proportion of the porches to the front facades should be consistent with the historic porches in the neighborhood. Details such as columns, posts, piers, balustrades and porch flooring must use materials that present a visually and physically appropriate appearance historically.
- WINDOWS
- 4. If replacement windows are necessary, they should be the same overall size as the originals, with the same pane division, and the same muntin style and exterior depth, width and profile. False muntins or grids should not be used.
- DOORS
- 7. Missing doors should be replaced with new doors appropriate for the style and period of the building. In replacing missing original doors, replacement doors should mimic doors typical for that architectural style, including materials, glazing, and pane configuration.
- ROOFS
- 5. Do not use solar collectors, modern skylights, or inappropriate structures on roof planes that are visible from the street. Do not install them where they interfere with decorative roof elements. If they are installed, they should not comprise more than 3% of the total roof surface.
Meeting Date
October 18, 2018
COA Expires October 17, 2021
Fourth and Gill H-1
1214 Luttrell St 37917
Applicant
Sean and Sara Sean and Sara Martin - Open Door Architecture Open Door Architecture
Owner Jim and Carol Jim and Carol Hawley
