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DRAWING: Observations

Thoughts of a Flaneur

Urban Observations and Fantasies

(2010-2012)

Tower Lights, 2010



Cliffside, 2010



Quattro Colosseo Duo, 2012

PRECEDENT: (H)ADRIANS VILLA

MATERIAL STUDIES

(H)ADRIAN'S VILLA
Brick and Marble
(2012)



Restored brick arches.
In the foreground, the arch is very shallow, with an approximately 1:12 arch and a full soldier course above to support the weight.



Original wall section with pumice and mortar at the center and brick face.
The wall is nearly 1m thick and has 5 visible layers across the depth.



Detail of lichens on a brick column base



Second detail of the column base.  Visible use of brick as both a structural and decorative element.



Marble floor.  



Three visible materials in a wall.  The restored wall is to the top and left of the image and includes a completion marker.
Original brick, in a deteriorated state, can be seen in the lower right.



Client: Emperor Adrian
Time: the First Century AD
Location: Tivoli, Italy 

HISTORIC EXEMPTION FILING REQUIREMENTS






The NYCECC has instituted new filing requirements for projects seeking a Historic District or Property exemption.

Projects seeking to use 101.4.2 clauses will need to include all ECC notes and addenda prior to filing with the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

GREY OFFICE can assist you with this process.  See our NYCECC page for more information.