Building envelope, wood detailing and trims Sample Clauses

Building envelope, wood detailing and trims. The existing vinyl cladding on the Boothroyd House will be removed as part of the long- term restoration program. The condition of the original wood cladding underneath shall be assessed by an independent Architect with expertise in heritage buildings to determine whether restoration is feasible. If not, new wood or fibre cement siding (“xxxxxx-xxxxx”) matching the appearance and profile of the original horizontal lap siding shall be installed and painted. The original paint colour will be assessed by removing the current vinyl siding and rigid insulation. The exterior paint colour may be changed to reflect the original appearance of the house, or left as white. A contrasting complementary paint colour will be used for windows, doors and wood trims. The window and door trims shall be inspected at the time of the removal of the vinyl siding and any boards that show signs of damage or decay shall be replaced to match the existing and repainted if restoration is not possible. The existing windows and doors shall be retained. In the event that any windows and exterior doors must be replaced due to aging or deterioration of materials, the replacement shall match the original in terms of style, shape, materials and assembly, and the original shall be retained on site. Typical window and frame Use of removable frame storm windows shall be subject to approval by the Planning and Development Department, in consultation with the Surrey Heritage Advisory Commission. The appearance of storm windows should not detract from the simplicity of the building exterior. The front porch, posts, flooring, trims and other original design features shall be retained. The porch posts may be replaced by an identical solid wood post if an Architect with expertise in the field of heritage restoration advises they are past the possibility of preservation in their original form. Floorboards which cannot be preserved due to significant rot and decay shall be replaced with wood tongue and groove boards or planks in an identical size and profile. Porch columns and scrollwork brackets The scrollwork brackets may be replaced by a simpler design more in keeping with the original appearance of the house. The later porch railing shall be replaced with more simple square rails to more closely conform to the original appearance of the house as seen in historical photographs.
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