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HARB approves design for new institutional building at 241 Saint George Street with conditions on pavers, stucco and details
Summary
The Historic Architecture Review Board approved the certificate of appropriateness for a new institutional building at 241 Saint George Street, imposing conditions to use clay or visually matching pervious pavers, traditional three-coat stucco on CMU, exposed rafter tails, and clarified column and trim detailing.
After multiple continuances, the board approved a certificate of appropriateness on Feb. 19 for a large institutional project at 241 Saint George Street, contingent on material and detail clarifications. The applicant team (Schimmer Associates and DCCM) presented full architectural plans showing a simplified Mediterranean/Gothic-revival massing inspired by an existing motherhouse; key discussion points included…
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