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• • • for snow removal. Replace spalled brick with compatible brick and tuck -point other sections of the wall as required. We anticipate about 8% to 12% brick replacement at this fagade and about 20% to 30% tuck -pointing. Replace damaged brick with compatible brick and tuck -point as required. We anticipate minor brick replacement at this facade and about 20% to 30% tuck -pointing. The window sills are limestone in fair condition. Remove all extraneous metal anchors and fill or repair holes. Provide window repair, replace broken 'glass and weather-stripping rehabilitation. West Facade (image below): This is the rear fagade of the building. The fagade consists of brick masonry ina running bond pattern with header courses every 711, row, with arched brick lintels over the double hung window openings at the basement, 1st, 2nd 3rd, 0, and 5th floors. The upper wall has a brick parapet. capped With a terra cotta "bell' coping and a. facetted terra cotta coping. The coping joints appear to be deteriorated and will need to be repointed With a flexible soft joint, or replaced with a metal coping for water control. The brick in fair shape and will require limited tuck pointing. We anticipate about 4% to 6% brick replacement at this fagade and about 20% to 30% tuck -pointing. The window sills are limestone in fair condition. Remove all vegetative growth (vines are presently actively growing on a portion of the lower west wall). Remove all extraneous metal anchors and. fill Or repair holes. Provide. Window repair, replace broken glass and weather-stripping rehabilitation, Note thatthis fagade does show signs of efflorescence. Providing a new roof, parapet and coping repair, sill repair and tuck -pointing should address this issue. K I L ARCHITECTURE PLANNING www.kil architecture.com 1126 LINCOLNWAY EAST SOUTH BEND I N 46601 (574) 288.2654 VOICE 289. 2420 FA X