Presidio Chapel Historic Structure Report - Presidio Trust

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HISTORIC STRUCTURE REPORTFINAL• Preserve character-defining features• Take design cues from, but do not copy, the historic building• The new addition should be differentiated from the historic building butcompatible• Keep volumes separate. Utilize hyphens or connectors as the link from newto old• Minimize loss of historic fabric. Place the addition where the least amountof historic fabric and features will be impacted• There should be minimal change to the primary elevation• The addition should be inconspicuous from public view• Utilize existing openings• Respect historic landscape features• Preserve the historic building’s form in relationship to its site and setting• The new addition should be harmonious with the historic building in scale,proportion, materials and colorADDITIONAL PRESIDIO TRUST REQUIREMENTSThe Presidio Trust has a Programmatic Agreement with Consulting Partiesthat establishes a preservation approach to changes to the Presidio’s builtenvironment. These documents contain numerous guidelines and/orrecommendations that are both general and specific to the Presidio Chapel.This HSR incorporates these recommendations in Part II: TreatmentRecommendations: Rehabilitation as well as in this section when relevant.A summary of this information can be found in the Appendix, and in theConformance Checklist at the end of this section.MAIN POST UPDATEAccording to the Main Post Update tot he Presidio Trust Management Plan(March 2010) prepared by the Presidio Trust, in order to comply with theSecretary of the Interior’s Standards, an addition to the Post Chapel:• Rehabilitation of the historic chapel will minimize alterations that affect thebuilding’s character-defining materials, features, and spaces.• The addition will be located only on the west side of the existing chapelsanctuary to avoid the primary east and north facades.• The maximum height of the new construction will be lower than thewindow sills of the existing chapel’s sanctuary windows.• The addition will be designed so that its massing, material palette, and colorare compatible with the existing building. The addition will be pulled backfrom the front facade of the historic chapel, and will be clearly subordinateto the existing chapel.94MARCH 2012
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