Design Review Board
Level 1: Minor alteration of an existing building/structure
8-C-21-DT
Exterior rehabilitation project to façade and rear elevations, along with a new occupiable roof deck and stair enclosure.
FAÇADE (east): to receive a new storefront system on the first story and replacement windows in second and third stories. Loading dock/entry bay will be removed replaced with a storefront system. Storefront system features an 8' tall, full-light entry door followed by three full-light storefront windows; all topped by 5' tall transom windows. Storefront system is approximately 28' wide overall; remainder of opening will be infilled with new corrugated metal panels. Removal of existing awning and repair to masonry behind.
Second- and third-story windows proposed to be new warehouse-style steel-frame windows (replacement in-kind) with a second proposed option of storefront glazing systems with surface-applied muntins. Existing cast-stone sills will be replaced in-kind, or repaired, cleaned, and fixed to the structure if possible.
Façade work also includes new pre-finished metal coping along roofline, new downspouts, and a small opening for a new electrical and communications connection, located between the first and second story.
ROOFTOP: new occupiable roof deck, including a steel-post and cable-rail perimeter guard rail, a stair enclosure addition, and landscape planting. The stair enclosure addition measures approximately 10' tall and will be clad in metal paneling. Rooftop patio includes a roof awning to extend from the stair access enclosure, measuring either 14' wide or 10' wide deep.
REAR (west) ELEVATION (fronting the railroad): steel warehouse windows and existing access doors to be removed. Left side will receive a single-light storefront window on the first story and two stories of three adjoining, approximately 8'-6" tall, single-light storefront windows. Masonry soldier course and cast stone sills will be repaired as necessary. On the right side, steel warehouse windows will be enclosed with brick infill. Second proposed option includes smaller-sized windows installed in brick infill to align with interior stair landings. A new exit door will be located on the right side.
Applicant Request
Exterior rehabilitation project to façade and rear elevations, along with a new occupiable roof deck and stair enclosure.
FAÇADE (east): to receive a new storefront system on the first story and replacement windows in second and third stories. Loading dock/entry bay will be removed replaced with a storefront system. Storefront system features an 8' tall, full-light entry door followed by three full-light storefront windows; all topped by 5' tall transom windows. Storefront system is approximately 28' wide overall; remainder of opening will be infilled with new corrugated metal panels. Removal of existing awning and repair to masonry behind.
Second- and third-story windows proposed to be new warehouse-style steel-frame windows (replacement in-kind) with a second proposed option of storefront glazing systems with surface-applied muntins. Existing cast-stone sills will be replaced in-kind, or repaired, cleaned, and fixed to the structure if possible.
Façade work also includes new pre-finished metal coping along roofline, new downspouts, and a small opening for a new electrical and communications connection, located between the first and second story.
ROOFTOP: new occupiable roof deck, including a steel-post and cable-rail perimeter guard rail, a stair enclosure addition, and landscape planting. The stair enclosure addition measures approximately 10' tall and will be clad in metal paneling. Rooftop patio includes a roof awning to extend from the stair access enclosure, measuring either 14' wide or 10' wide deep.
REAR (west) ELEVATION (fronting the railroad): steel warehouse windows and existing access doors to be removed. Left side will receive a single-light storefront window on the first story and two stories of three adjoining, approximately 8'-6" tall, single-light storefront windows. Masonry soldier course and cast stone sills will be repaired as necessary. On the right side, steel warehouse windows will be enclosed with brick infill. Second proposed option includes smaller-sized windows installed in brick infill to align with interior stair landings. A new exit door will be located on the right side.
FAÇADE (east): to receive a new storefront system on the first story and replacement windows in second and third stories. Loading dock/entry bay will be removed replaced with a storefront system. Storefront system features an 8' tall, full-light entry door followed by three full-light storefront windows; all topped by 5' tall transom windows. Storefront system is approximately 28' wide overall; remainder of opening will be infilled with new corrugated metal panels. Removal of existing awning and repair to masonry behind.
Second- and third-story windows proposed to be new warehouse-style steel-frame windows (replacement in-kind) with a second proposed option of storefront glazing systems with surface-applied muntins. Existing cast-stone sills will be replaced in-kind, or repaired, cleaned, and fixed to the structure if possible.
Façade work also includes new pre-finished metal coping along roofline, new downspouts, and a small opening for a new electrical and communications connection, located between the first and second story.
ROOFTOP: new occupiable roof deck, including a steel-post and cable-rail perimeter guard rail, a stair enclosure addition, and landscape planting. The stair enclosure addition measures approximately 10' tall and will be clad in metal paneling. Rooftop patio includes a roof awning to extend from the stair access enclosure, measuring either 14' wide or 10' wide deep.
REAR (west) ELEVATION (fronting the railroad): steel warehouse windows and existing access doors to be removed. Left side will receive a single-light storefront window on the first story and two stories of three adjoining, approximately 8'-6" tall, single-light storefront windows. Masonry soldier course and cast stone sills will be repaired as necessary. On the right side, steel warehouse windows will be enclosed with brick infill. Second proposed option includes smaller-sized windows installed in brick infill to align with interior stair landings. A new exit door will be located on the right side.
Staff Comments
121 E. Jackson Avenue is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as contributing to the Southern Terminal and Warehouse Historic District, so the Historic Resources section of the guidelines applies.
While the guidelines recommend retaining industrial loading dock or garage doors, such doors are not extant in this building. Installing a storefront window system with corrugated metal panel infill on limited sections will maintain the original opening, along with contributing additional transparency at the pedestrian level. The new storefront system will be recessed from the façade.
Guidelines recommend repairing original windows when possible, and if not possible, replacing with matching windows which duplicate the design, material, glass size, operation, and profile. The first option proposes in-kind replacement with new warehouse style, steel-framed windows, meets the design guidelines. The second option of proposed storefront glazing windows with surface-applied muntins have not proven to sufficiently duplicate the material, muntin arrangements, profile, or design of the originals.
Repair or replacement in-kind to the façade cast stone sills is an appropriate treatment. All masonry repair, repointing, and any removal of painted signs or plaster should meet the specifications of NPS Preservation Brief 2.
The rear elevation fronts the railroad and is not visible from any public right-of-way. Installation of single-light storefront windows in the original openings on the left side and enclosure of right side windows, while resulting in the removal of original steel warehouse windows, will not be visible. The building owner or applicant will be required to secure access easements for occupants to exit the rear elevation.
The subject building contains several historic painted signs; while the rear elevation signs are not a high priority as they are not visible from the street, removing them solely for the sake of removal would detract from the overall character of the historic district.
The proposed new occupiable roof deck includes an approximately 10' tall stair enclosure addition clad in metal paneling. The applicant has provided a line-of-sight illustration from E. Jackson Ave, to show the stair enclosure would not be visible from immediately across the street. It may be somewhat visible from points further east on E. Jackson Avenue. The addition is set back approximately 35' from the roofline. The stair enclosure addition, railing, and rooftop deck elements do not alter or obscure any historic features of the building and could be removed with no further effect on the historic character of the building
While the guidelines recommend retaining industrial loading dock or garage doors, such doors are not extant in this building. Installing a storefront window system with corrugated metal panel infill on limited sections will maintain the original opening, along with contributing additional transparency at the pedestrian level. The new storefront system will be recessed from the façade.
Guidelines recommend repairing original windows when possible, and if not possible, replacing with matching windows which duplicate the design, material, glass size, operation, and profile. The first option proposes in-kind replacement with new warehouse style, steel-framed windows, meets the design guidelines. The second option of proposed storefront glazing windows with surface-applied muntins have not proven to sufficiently duplicate the material, muntin arrangements, profile, or design of the originals.
Repair or replacement in-kind to the façade cast stone sills is an appropriate treatment. All masonry repair, repointing, and any removal of painted signs or plaster should meet the specifications of NPS Preservation Brief 2.
The rear elevation fronts the railroad and is not visible from any public right-of-way. Installation of single-light storefront windows in the original openings on the left side and enclosure of right side windows, while resulting in the removal of original steel warehouse windows, will not be visible. The building owner or applicant will be required to secure access easements for occupants to exit the rear elevation.
The subject building contains several historic painted signs; while the rear elevation signs are not a high priority as they are not visible from the street, removing them solely for the sake of removal would detract from the overall character of the historic district.
The proposed new occupiable roof deck includes an approximately 10' tall stair enclosure addition clad in metal paneling. The applicant has provided a line-of-sight illustration from E. Jackson Ave, to show the stair enclosure would not be visible from immediately across the street. It may be somewhat visible from points further east on E. Jackson Avenue. The addition is set back approximately 35' from the roofline. The stair enclosure addition, railing, and rooftop deck elements do not alter or obscure any historic features of the building and could be removed with no further effect on the historic character of the building
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