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Commission gives conceptual feedback on large addition for fraternity house at South Millage Avenue
Summary
Architects and applicants seeking to renovate and expand a complex at 357 South Millage Avenue presented a concept for selective demolition, restoration and a roughly equal‑sized rear addition. Commissioners asked for clearer roof plans, documentation of which rear elements are historic, and simplified detailing on proposed half‑timbering.
The Historic Preservation Commission on Aug. 20 conducted a concept review for a substantial project at 357 South Millage Avenue that would selectively demolish rear additions, restore the original front block and add a large new rear wing connecting to the historic fabric.
Agent Katrina Evans presented a preservation‑minded concept that would “surgically” remove later, low‑integrity rear additions and build a new hyphen‑connected addition behind the house. The proposal would retain and restore the primary Tudor…
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