APPROVE. Structure is transparent, and located at the rear of the landscaped pool area. Landscaping and placement make it almost invisible from Armstrong Avenue. From Thompson Place it is more visible but materials and scale make it unobtrusive.
Construct wood and glass structure (14x18) to act as poolhouse.
two story frame with weatherboard wall covering. Hip roof with lower cross gables and asphalt shingle covering. Gable dormer with spindled balustrade on balcony and round wood columns with Ionic capitals, applied sawn wood detail on gable. Double hung one over one windows. One story wrap around front and side poprch with rounded projecting section under moidified turreted roof, dentils under porch eaves and round wood columns with Doric capitals. Interior central brick chimney. Brick foundation. Irregular plan.
(1899) Two story frame carriage house with board and batten wall covering. Gable roof with asphalt shingle covering. Original carriage doors with cross buck beveled timbers.
Applicants thought they had included the pool house on their application for swimming pool construction (Certificate No. 91900ONK). Design of pool house is obviously not a historic structure, but blends well with the historic house and is appropriate for the area.
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