Presidio Chapel Historic Structure Report - Presidio Trust

EXTANT HISTORIC FEATURESRoad corridorSidewalk/paved surfacesHistoric buildingsFoundation planting/lawn areasTrees, palms and hedgesNON-HISTORIC OR MISSING FEATURESBuildings from the end of the Period of Significance(1945) now non-extantTree planting from after 1945Non-contributing buildings and additionsSMALL SCALE FEATURESF.23Both historic and non-historic small scalefeatures (see Table 2 on page 40)Note: Contributing landscape features are shown in color. Areaswithout integrity and/or not significant are in white.Contributing Landscape Features• A concrete staircase on the slope east of theChapel, connecting the Chapel side yard toInfantry Terrace below.• The triangular sloping open space north ofthe Chapel surrounding all three sides byFisher Loop, with a concrete sidewalk on itseastern edge.• Trees either singly or in groups in thetriangular open space or east of it, in the areabetween Fisher Loop and Infantry Terrace.• Historic forest sections south and west of theChapel.• The oval lawn panel south of the GoldenGate Club, including the asphalt drivewaythat surrounds it, and a cluster of trees at itssoutheast edge.• The system of sidewalks east of the building.• The sloping lawn area that wraps thebuilding’s north and east side, extending fromthe building to the Infantry Terrace/SheridanAvenue curb.• Trees in this lawn located north and east ofthe building close to the road.• In the entry courtyard, the central walkwayleading to the front door, the concrete walkparallel to the driveway, and the oval shapedplanter area defined by a rounded curb.• Panoramic views to the bay from the GoldenGate Club.PART IV: APPENDIXPart 1: Site History, Existing Conditions, Analysis & Evaluation77135