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Historic Structure
Reports (HSR) provides a valuable foundation for the rehabilitation, restoration,
stabilization or reconstruction of a historic building. They are particularly
important if the proposed work involves fabricating significant missing
architectural or landscape features and removing later additions among other
goals and objectives. An HSR provides a clear description of the buildings
architectural history, its original appearance and documents the changes
that have occurred over time. In addition, it provides guidance to an owner
as to how to approach a scope of work utilizing the Secretary of the Interiors
Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.
Typical chapters in an HSR include an Introduction or Executive Summary,
a Brief History of the Property, Construction History, an Architectural
Evaluation, an Existing Conditions Assessment and a Maintenance Requirements
and the proposed Scope of Work chapter. Other chapters may included an Archeology,
Bibliography, Reference and Appendices sections. Drawings and photographs
are a significant component of the document. |
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