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Ord 08-2024 Appeal of Landmark Commissions denial of butted-galss window system at Memorial Auditorium 04/02/2024 Ordinance No. 08-2024 Ordinance approving an appeal of the Landmark Commission's denial of a request to install a new butted-glass window wall system inset behind the 7th St main entry portals enclosing the entry vestibule WHEREAS, the Landmark Commission denied with a vote of 4-1 the proposed installation of a new butted-glass window wall system inset behind the 7th St main entry portals enclosing the entry vestibule as part of the Memorial Auditorium remodel located at 1300 7th Street; and, WHEREAS, the applicant appealed the action of the Landmark Commission by filing a letter with the City of Wichita Falls City Clerk on March 21 , 2024, and has requested a decision by the City Council; and WHEREAS, after examining the merits of the case, the City Council deems that the renewal application be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THAT: 1 . The City Council hereby approves the installation of a new butted-glass window wall system inset behind the 7th St main entry portals enclosing entry vestibule PASSED AND APPROVED this the 2nd day of April 2024. = MAYOR ATTEST: ait,C,v BC City Clerk fl--r ........... iAitc4/T4APPLICATION FOR DESIGN REVIEW (�c (Certificate of Appropriateness) E X A S Sine Skies*Idol Opperiuri,7ies Please read instructions before filling out this form. Please type or print all entries and complete all sections. 1. NAME AND LOCATION OF LANDMARK Memorial Auditorium Memorial Auditorium Current Name Historic Name(s) 1300 7th Street 76301 n/a Number Street Zip Code Historic District(if applicable) Legal Description: Lot Number Block Number Subdivision 2. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT Name Steve Wood,AIA of BYSP Architects 1005 9th Street Ste. 200 Wichita Falls Texas 76301 Number Street City State Zip Code Telephone No. (Bus.): (940) 761-2404 Home: (940) 733-8926 swood@bysp.com Email Address Fax No. 3. RELATIONSHIP OF APPLICANT TO PROPERTY Type of ownership: sole owner lessee agent Other(please explain): Architect 4. NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER Name City of Wichita Falls- Derek Brown, IT& Facilities Director 1300 7th Street Wichita Falls TX 76301 Number Street City State Zip Code Telephone No. (Bus.): (940) 761-7444 Home: derek.brown@wichitafallstx.gov Email Address Fax No. City of Wichita Falls—Application for Design Review Page 1 5. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION, IMPROVEMENT, OR CONSTRUCTION Minor alteration or construction Clean _ X Major alteration or construction X Repoint masonry X Sign Remove architectural elements Lighting X New architectural elements Demolition, removal,or relocation New construction Addition Awning or canopy X New type windows _!Other: Please specify below New type doors New type surface materials Paint Describe: Use Continuation Sheet if necessary This Project is a full renovation of the existing Wichita Falls City Hall offices located inside the historic Memorial Auditorium. Memorial Auditorium is a very unique design with the municipal auditorium set as the center piece with the city offices wrapping around the auditorium on multiple floors.The City hall portion of the building which consist of the 1st,2nd,partial 3rd,partial 4th,and the 5th floor of the facility will receive full interior demolition down to the existing concrete structure. Each of these areas will be fully renovated into new city office suites and public spaces serving both the city offices and the auditorium. The scope of work for the exterior of the building will be minimal as the goal is to maintain the historic facades and preserve them for many more decades.Exterior work will include new aluminum steel replacement windows to replace the replacement windows installed in the 1965 renovation. These new windows will be double pane energy efficient windows with profiles and mullion patterns to match the original windows.Other exterior work will include the removal of the existing UC kiosk on the 3rd floor fora new arched topped window to be install as was original to the building prior to 1965. Brick will be salvaged during removal and reused to create the detailed brick work around the new window.Work will also include re-pointing of the existing brick facade and cast terracotta elements on the City Hall portions of the building and up to 10'on the first floor portion of the building.Exterior work will also include a new butted-glass window wall system to be inset behind the three entry portals at the main entry.We will erect a free standing glass wall with new doors to enclose the front entry vestibule while still keeping the openness and visual sight lines of the existing entry area.Lastly the existing plaza area will be re-imagined with a new two tier plaza with more centralized ramps for accessibility. This space will include new landscaping and monuments to be a memorial to the solider who fought bravely to defend our freedoms. Architect Name or Designer for the Change: Steve Wood,AIA of BYSP Architects 1005 9th Street Ste. 200 Wichita Falls Texas 76301 Number Street City State Zip Code Approximate cost of construction: $14,000,000 Work Done By: X Licensed/Bonded Anthony Inman Construction Contractor name, company Other: Please specify: Anticipated Start-Up Date:(no later than) March 2024 Anticipated Date of Completion;(no later than) March 2026 City of Wichita Falls--Application for Design Review Page 2 6. COMPATIBILITY OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION WITH HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE General Area(s)of Significance of Landmark: X historical cultural X architectural engineering archeological geographical Present Designation: X Local State National Year of Construction: 1927 Explain the compatibility of the proposed changes to the historic qualities of the Landmark. Use Continuation Sheet if necessary. New aluminum steel replacement windows to replace the replacement windows installed in the 1965 renovation. These new windows will be double pane energy efficient windows with profiles and mullion patterns to match the original windows. The basis of design windows specified for the project will be Graham Architectural Product SR6700 steel replica window.See attached information sheet. Work will also include re-pointing of the existing brick facade and cast terracotta elements on the City Hall portions of the building and up to 10'on the first floor portion of the building. This work will be historic presentation work meeting requirements set in place by the Secretary of Interior Standards. Enclosure of front entry vestibule has been design in a way to retain the historic facade and allow all of the original architecture to be visible from the public right-of-way. The butted glass system is the most minimal approach to achieve the desire result and still maintain the historic facade.Attached are an example of this system and how it will look once completed. 7. REQUIRED ACCOMPANYING ITEMS Sufficient materials shall accompany this application in order to enable the Landmark Commission to make an informed decision. For example,the following items: X historic photograph X photograph of each facade other required photographs X drawings X elevations X site plan samples, and/or X catalogue illustrations of all new materials. 8. PENDING REGULATORY ACTIONS Is there a building permit or any approval pending by any other regulatory or administrative authority,which may have a bearing on the proposed modifications, improvements, construction,or demolition? Yes X No If so, please specify. City of Wichita Falls—Application for Design Review Page 3 9. REPRESENTATIVE OF APPLICANT (Representative should have authority to commit applicant to make changes that may be suggested or required by the Commission.) Name: Steve Wood,AIA Title or Relationship to Applicant: Vice President/Principal BYSP Architects 1005 9th Street Ste. 200 Wichita Falls Texas 76301 Number Street City State Zip Code Telephone No. (Bus.): (9401761-2404_ Home: c940)733-8926 swood@bysp.com --, ___Z Email Address Fax No. SIGNATURE OF OWNER `' SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT X2.0e 4111 (.4.0 DATE 1/30/2024 FOR PLANNING STAFF USE ONLY: Received by: Planning Division:Historic Preservation Officer Date: 02-05-2024 Date Scheduled for Review: 02-27-2024 Tax Map Identification: City Landmark File No. FOR DESIGN REVIEW COMMISSION USE ONLY: Application Approved; Certificate Granted Application Approved on Condition of: City of Wichita Falls—Application for Design Review Page 4 By Date Condition(s)Met: Date: Certificate Granted Application Disapproved For the Following reason(s): FOR OFFICE USE: Date Building Inspection notified: Date Certificate sent: ;or Date applicant notified approval denied: City of Wichita Falls—Application for Design Review Page 5 Memorial Auditorium Renovation Project-Design Review Case General Location: 1300 7th Street, between 6th-7th Street and Broad-Bluff Street City Landmark#2- Memorial Auditorium; designated 1984 ^ Pr S P ,yw q4...� \ �V.i,..7,1„ • ,447"1:A'1.ii...".,1/4',111 dm"r 011'•'1' .';1P.-11 ' 't \ V. 1 1;:it,..411- ,t.J • kS '4,'..r:'-'"' L . s ". 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