Historic Preservation - City Studios Architecture

HISTORIC PRESERVATION TAX CREDIT WORKSHOPHERITAGE OHIOSpringfield, OhioMay 6, 2011

Presented by Deanna Heil, City Studios Architecture

Variety of Eligible Buildings

• Small and large

• Altered and neglected

• Historic elements intact

• Historic elements missing

Eastside Revitalization II - Covington, KY

Eastside Revitalization III - Covington, KY

Shawnee Hotel – Springfield, OHFederal Reserve Building – Cincinnati, OH

Anna Louise Inn – Cincinnati, OH

Federal Reserve Building – Cincinnati, OH

Federal Reserve Building – Cincinnati, OH

Shawnee Hotel – Cincinnati, OH

Shawnee Hotel – Cincinnati, OH

Eastside Revitalization III – Covington, OH Meiners Building – Cincinnati, OH

Meiner Building – Cincinnati, OH Nicolay Building – Cincinnati, OH

Anna Louise Inn – Cincinnati, OH

1307 Republic – Cincinnati, OH Nicolay Building – Cincinnati, OH

Spinner Building – Cincinnati, OH Rosco Building – Cincinnati, OH

Mercer Commons – Cincinnati, OH

Spinner Building - Cincinnati, OH

Select a Team• Owner/developer

• Architect and historic consultant

• Contractor

• Accountant

• Tax attorney

Select a Building• Eligible as a “Certified Historic Structure”

• Listed individually in the National Register of Historic Places

• Located in a National Historic District

• Contributes to the significance of the historic district

Critical Role of Architect and Historic Consultant

• Simultaneous historic and building code review

• Identify project goals – program, size, function

• Identify project requirements – zoning and building codes, budget

• Identify historic elements

• Identify historic requirements – Department of Interior Standards

Building Code

• Chapter 34 – Existing Structures

• Section 3410 – Compliance Alternatives

Globe Furniture – Cincinnati, OH

Section 3410 – Compliance Alternatives

Maisonette – Cincinnati, OH

Nicolay Building – Cincinnati, OH