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Board asks architect to revise rear elevation drawings for 118 South Fayette Street
Summary
Board asked the applicant to update drawings for the rear elevation at 118 South Fayette so window and mullion proportions match the existing condition before the board will finalize action.
Architect Cody Stuttler told the Board of Architectural Review that his proposal for three replaced rear doors and transoms at 118 South Fayette Street would use Marvin windows and match existing front-window details. Several board members said the published drawings did not accurately depict the thicker mullion/trim that visually separates adjacent window units and asked the architect to submit revised drawings showing the intended trim and proportions.
Board members said the existing photo suggests three paired window units separated by a substantial mullion; they asked the applicant to show that thicker vertical trim in the drawings and to align the lower‑opening proportions with the transom area. The board voted to have the applicant work with staff to revise the packet rather than take final action at the meeting.
The architect agreed to update the drawings to reflect the window specs in the packet and the board’s comments.
