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Bishop Hellmuth Conservation Guidelines

Published by City of London

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of London
Date: June 2001
For: homeowner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 58

Overview

Conservation Guidelines for the Bishop Hellmuth Heritage Conservation District, prepared for the City of London by Nicholas Hill, Heritage Architect Planner, and dated June 2001. The 58-page illustrated booklet describes seven architectural styles found in the district, from Italianate to Craftsman, then gives conservation guidance for brick and stone, stucco, wood siding, roofs, chimneys, windows, doors, porches, paint, signs, awnings and storefronts. It states that it is not part of the legal Plan.

What it covers

Architectural Styles
Italianate
Queen Anne Revival
Foursquare
Ontario Gothic
Tudor Revival
Georgian Revival
Craftsman
Building Conservation Guidelines
Brick & Stone
Stucco
Wood Siding
Roofs & Flashings
Gutters, Downspouts & Cresting
Chimneys
Windows
Doors
Shutters & Blinds
Paint & Colour
Porches
Signs
Awnings
Storefronts

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