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Change-of-occupancy renovations at 234 4th Ave N prompt code-driven accessibility changes and demolition discussion
Summary
Harpeth Architects said converting 234 4th Ave North from residential to a commercial office triggers code-required accessibility upgrades and other modifications; the applicant asked the DRC for input on a dormer and the potential demolition of a noncontributing accessory structure while staff outlined demolition criteria and recommended dormer placement off the ridge.
Representatives for Harper (Daniel Kiedis and team) told the commission the project at 234 4th Avenue North is being transitioned from residential to commercial for owner-occupied office use. Kiedis said many proposed alterations are code-driven by the change of occupancy, including an accessible route, widening the rear entrance, new mechanical screening and an accessible ramp or landing. The team also sought early feedback on a proposed shed dormer to increase upper-level office space and on whether demolition of an existing accessory…
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