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BAR approves COA for 159 Madison Lane with brick infill and railing conditions
Summary
The Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for restoration work at 159 Madison Lane, requiring brick infill recessed at least 1 inch, color/mortar matching, reuse or reasonable replication of existing railings, and drainage routed to a nearby storm drain.
The Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review on its regular monthly agenda approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for rehabilitation work at 159 Madison Lane, a 1928 fraternity building designed by UVA-affiliated architect Stanislav Mikalski. The board’s approval included specific conditions intended to preserve the building’s historic character while addressing water infiltration and safety concerns.
Staff introduced the application and noted the work focuses on maintenance and repair: restoring stairs, addressing water infiltration under the portico, and improving entry and egress. The applicant…
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