Continued from part 1

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Continued from part 1
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Integrity

• Intact

Partially altered
Integrity lost
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Key QuestionsWhat is the degree of integrity?
Original conditions intact
Napa, CA
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Key QuestionsWhat is the degree of integrity?
Minor Alterations (Porch enclosed)
Danville, CA
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Key QuestionsWhat is the degree of integrity?
Substantial alterations
Danville, CA
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An alteration that may be significant
Brattleboro, VT
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12 Union Block Context

• Union Block
• 1861

Alteration
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Basic Rehabilitation Principles
Preservation Principles

• 1. Respect the historic design character of the
  building.
• 2. Protect and maintain significant features and
  stylistic elements.
• 3. Preserve key character-defining features of
  the property.
• 4. Repair deteriorated historic features and
  replace only those elements that cannot be
  repaired.

Pasadena, CA
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Sequence of Rehabilitation Actions
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Preserving Key Features
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Define Building Types Styles

• Painted wood strapwork

• Pebble dash stucco

Biltmore Village, Asheville, NC
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Single Family Residential

• Set in a yard
• Porch faces street
• Sloping roofs
• Vertically proportioned windows

Single Family
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Features Doors

• Panels
• Glass
• Hardware
• Side lights
• Frame

Oysterville, WA
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Residential Features Gables

• Angle/pitch
• Overhang
• Ornamentation
• Orientation

Oysterville, WA
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Residential Features Porches

• Depth
• Projecting/Recessed
• Width/shape
• Materials
• Details

Oysterville, WA
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Residential Features Windows

• Number of lights
• Proportions
• Trim

Oysterville, WA
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