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CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS TESTIMONY LPC-25-00512 43 Sterling Place – Park Slope Historic District Extension II CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS An Italianate style rowhouse with alterations built c. 1880. Application is to legalize the HDC finds this proposed legalization inappropriate. Bluestone is the correct material. It is readily available and should be used here. Action: approved with modifications. |
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LPC-24-11530 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Architect: CREO Design Collective HDC is interested to know why the applicant is proposing a Marvin product with fiberglass, when a readily-approvable aluminum-clad Marvin product is available. We need more information about the appearance of the fiberglass to judge appropriateness. Action: approved with modifications. |
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LPC-25-01736 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS A Greek Revival style rowhouse built in 1836. Application is to install a stoop and entryway. Architect: HS2 ARCHITECTURE HDC appreciates the restorative nature of this proposal, but feels the applicant should make a more thorough survey of appropriate materials, which can be done by assessing the neighboring buildings. Specifically, HDC finds the proposed curlicue ironwork detail inappropriate to this style of house, and believes the proposed entablature should be all-masonry construction, instead of the proposed brownstone-stucco. Action: approved with modifications. |
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LPC-25-02050 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Architect: Urban Pioneering Given that this is an individual landmark, HDC feels wood is the correct material for window replacements. We wonder whether the leaded-glass windows at the cellar level are original. If so, they should be retained. Action: approved with modifications. |
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