Heritage Advisory Panel Meeting July 28, 2020 423 Durban Street - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Heritage Advisory Panel Meeting July 28, 2020

423 Durban Street (DHP00147) Proposal: • Replace all upper and lower cabinets • Replace sink • Replace countertop with wood or granite • Install dishwasher to the right of the sink • White subway tile backsplash • Replace linoleum floor with white and black penny tile • stove hood above new stove • Replace table in nook with wood top to match dining room wood floor inlay • remove inside door • Replace ad hoc shelving between doors with cabinets matching all other kitchen cabinets

423 Durban Street (DHP00147)

423 Durban Street (DHP00147)

423 Durban Street (DHP00147) Heritage Value Exterior Character Defining Elements • One of the most distinctive • All elements related to the 1912 examples of the California design, including form and massing bungalow style in the most • Oriental style gabled entry porch with significant streetscape of such roof truss on paired square supports structures in the city on stuccoed battered piers • Owner/builders were one of the • Paired stepped brackets with most prominent WW1 triangular elbow braces in the gables speculative housing companies • Open eaves and exposed rafter tails • Original owners occupied the • Double-coursed shingle cladding house for 85 years • Two stuccoed chimneys • Gabled, cantilevered square bay window

423 Durban Street (DHP00147) Interior Character Defining Elements • red-stained woodwork, beams and panelling • built-in sideboard and bookcase with Arts and Crafts hardware • painted dining room frieze • breakfast nook off the kitchen with built-in table and bench

423 Durban Street (DHP00147)

423 Durban Street (DHP00147) Proposed Kitchen Style Examples

423 Durban Street (DHP00147) Ad-hoc cabinets and interior door to be removed

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143) Proposal • Repair, refinish, repaint existing entry doors, replace glazing • Replace exterior doors on side and rear to historically correct doors • Reinstate missing original window on east elevation • Repave entry walk • Install new brick and metal fence on Fort Street • Add wood fence to side lot lines and Meares Street

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143) Heritage Value Character Defining Elements • Aesthetic value as an excellent • multi-hipped roof example of the Queen Anne • red brick chimneys style with Eastlake detailing • wall dormers (after British architect Charles • double-hung windows with pointed- Eastlake) arch upper sashes. • Identical detailing to 1141 Fort • Tall, narrow windows with details Street such as hoods, mouldings, scrolls, brackets or wood blocks • soffits on the porch • angled bay windows • Exterior cladding consisting of V- groove siding with a brick foundation and basement level V-groove siding

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143) Historic Photo- fence

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143) From Meares Street

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

1133 Fort Street (DHP00143)

840 Fort Street (DHP00146) Proposal To authorize minor amendments to the approved permit plans to reflect changes and alterations to the design made during construction.

840 Fort Street (DHP00146)

840 Fort Street (DHP00146) Statement of Significance Heritage Value Character Defining Elements • 60-year commercial use • Modest, functional two-storey • Design by noted architect Edwardian design and detailing C.E. Watkins • Triple, sheet metal cornices • Historical association with • Cast iron columns pre WW1 real estate boom • Wood frame storefront glazing and transit oriented • Proportionally spaced, second development along Fort St. storey window openings

840 Fort Street (DHP00146) Pre-construction Post Construction Base of columns covered under concrete and covered by flashing detail

840 Fort Street (DHP00146)

840 Fort Street (DHP00146) New molding re-creates the visible portions of the column base

840 Fort Street (DHP00146)

840 Fort Street (DHP00146) Approved Constructed Façade juncture Canopy Design Canopy Design Gate Design Gate Design

840 Fort Street (DHP00146) Drawings showed seamless juncture between new and old construction. As constructed, there is a visible offset

840 Fort Street (DHP00146)

840 Fort Street (DHP00146)

1611 Quadra Street (DHP00144) Proposal: To install a retractable awning into the masonry wall of St. John the Divine Anglican church, on the south side of the building facing Mason Street

1611 Quadra Street (DHP00144)

1611 Quadra Street (DHP00144) Heritage Value Character Defining Elements • Built in 1912 to replace the first • Scale, form and massing St John’s, which was a • Picturesque asymmetry with steep prefabricated metal building copper spire, light coloured quoins • High Victorian Gothic Revival and window surrounds in contrast style to dark red brick • Presence as a visual landmark • Arched, stained glass windows

1611 Quadra Street (DHP00144)

1611 Quadra Street (DHP00144) Canopy type- 'Royal Marcesa retractable awning'

1844 Hollywood Crescent (DHP00148) Proposal: To remove a chimney that is not visible from the street

1844 Hollywood Crescent (DHP00148)

1844 Hollywood Crescent (DHP00148) Heritage Value Character Defining Elements • An imposing example of an arts • Arts & Crafts details, 2-storey and crafts shingle-style gabled roof, front porch and second residence built in 1912 storey balcony • Battered porch columns • Bracketed eaves and masonry balustrades on porch steps • Wall surfaces sheathed in wood

1844 Hollywood Crescent (DHP00148)

1844 Hollywood Crescent (DHP00148)

1844 Hollywood Crescent (DHP00148)