Level II: Old North Knoxville H-1
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Old North Knoxville H-1
- Style: Craftsman with Queen Anne and Prairie influences (c. 1910)
- Two-story frame with weatherboard wallcovering. Side gable roof with hipped dormers. Double- hung Prairie- over-one windows. One-story full front proch with square wood post and weatherboard-covered balustrade. Ione-story projecting bay on east elevation. Projecting enclosed entry. Interior offset chimney. Brick foundation. Irregluar plan. contribuating
- c. 1910 garage. One-story with board and batten wallcovering. Front-gable rood with asphalt shingle covering. Nine-light fixed window and large one-light door. Side- openwindowless board doors facing alley.
Applicable Guidelines
Old North Knoxville Design Guidelines, adopted by the Knoxville City Council on November 25, 2004.
See Guidelines- M. Auxiliary or Outbuildings (excerpt ) (Any and all Design Guidelines may apply)
- HISTORIC CHARACTERISTICS
- Auxiliary or outbuildngs were often used in Old North Knoxville, although many of them have
- deteriorated or been destroyed over the years. Typical outbuildings would have included carriage
- houses, barns outhouses or servants' quarters, often more than one story stall and built with
- steeply pitched gable roofs or combined gable and shed roofs, with weatherboard or board
- and batten wall covering. Smaller work sheds were also located in the neighborhood. New
- houses in the district might have had garages, with the same roof shapes and wall coverings,
- or with wall coverings that matched the primary building on the lot. Many garages and
- outbuildings in Old North Knoxville are of later construction, and are not contributing buildings.
- Consult the property descriptions in the Historic Designation Report if you question whether
- an outbuilding is contributing.
- 2. The design of features like garage doors that
- face the street shall mimic carriage house
- doors from an era consistent with the
- primary building on the lot.
- 4. Materials used in constructing outbuildings
- or accessory buildings may only use
- materials and design characteristics selected
- from the following list: wood lap siding with
- a four inch lap or board and batten; a 12/12
- roof pitch; overhanging eaves; exposed rafter
- tails; wood windows; masonry but not
- exposed concrete block or split-face block;
- garage doors appearing to be carriage doors
- or plank doors with x-bracing or perimeter
- reinforcing timbers.
