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Board backs Bay High School entrance updates, adds soldier-course and canopy conditions
Summary
Bay Village Architectural Board of Review recommended approval for Bay High School facade and entrance updates, asking for soldier coursing above new windows and a 5-foot-deep aluminum canopy over two event entrances; approval is advisory and will be reflected to Planning Commission.
The Architectural Board of Review recommended approval April 22 for proposed entrance and façade changes at Bay High School, with the board adding two conditions: soldier-course brick above the new windows and 5-foot-deep aluminum canopies at the performing-arts and main theater entrances.
Architect Paul Romanek walked the board through additions intended to clarify visitor arrival, improve egress for events and add a secured visitor vestibule that replaces the existing blue canopy. Board members discussed site circulation, automatic door operators and ADA parking adjustments; the architect noted the project will remove two parking stalls to provide required ADA spaces. "We're proposing a 5 foot deep aluminum canopy to help shield weather," a member stated while describing the requested canopy depth during the motion. The board moved and approved the advisory recommendation with the noted material and canopy conditions.
