Board allows reduced ground-floor transparency for Unity House teaching kitchen
Unity House’s architect said the existing building was beyond salvage and the nonprofit received a variance reducing the ground-floor transparency requirement from 50% to about 21% to accommodate a teaching kitchen design with a recessed, accessible entry.
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Unity House received board approval to reduce the ground-floor transparency requirement for a proposed teaching kitchen project after the architect said demolition revealed the existing structure was beyond salvage.
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