86 Maryland Avenue historic structure report
86 Maryland Avenue historic structure report
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Date
2014
Authors
Moore, Amanda E.
Advisor
Pogue, Dennis J.
Bovill, Carl H.
Elefante, Carl
Bovill, Carl H.
Elefante, Carl
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Abstract
The purpose of this historic structure report is to provide a set of customized
treatment recommendations for 86 Maryland Avenue, in the city of Annapolis, Maryland owned by the American Institute of Architects - Maryland Chapter. This building is a prime example of the dynamic development of Annapolis, and the additive nature of buildings, because the property was created from subdividing a once large, prominent eighteenth-century Annapolis estate into smaller parcels for residential use, and then the building was expanded to provide commercial space. The recommendations are based on a rehabilitation treatment approach, and were determined after thoroughly researching the building’s history, investigating and documenting the existing building conditions, and determining the character-defining elements. They will help guide future projects on the building, and ensure its preservation.
Notes
Masters final project submitted to the Faculty of the Historic Preservation Program, School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, University of Maryland, College Park, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Historic Preservation.
HISP 710/711 final project, 2014.