337 20th Street

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Proposal

The applicant is proposing the partial demolition, renovation and restoration of the existing Contributing structure including the introduction of a rooftop pool and deck as part of a new hotel development. The project includes the retention and restoration of the exterior walls, original lobby and central tower feature, while the remainder of the interiors, roof structures and existing rooftop addition are proposed to be demolished and rebuilt.

From the Letter of Intent

The Applicant proposes to convert an existing apartment building into a 76-unit hotel while preserving the Mediterranean Revival features of the original building. The Project will include five stories, rise 48 feet, and include a rooftop deck with pool and roof garden.

• Convert existing apartment building to 76-unit hotel
• Retain and preserve Mediterranean Revival features
• Add rooftop deck with pool on western side
• Add roof garden and mechanical equipment on eastern side
• Include terrace and outdoor dining area in courtyard on ground floor
• Install French patio doors
• Install Barrel Mission clay roof
• Install Square Picket Terracotta tiles
• Install Pecky Cypress ceilings
• Install hurricane impact windows
• Implement resilient landscaping
• Elevate critical mechanical and electrical systems above base flood elevation

Staff Recommendation

Compliance Findings:

Key Issues

• Significant level of demolition requiring structural system replacement
• Need for comprehensive restoration of exterior facades and architectural details
• Introduction of new rooftop amenity area
• Conversion from multi-family residential to 76-unit hotel use

Cover Sheet

Application

Mailing Labels

Previous Orders

Staff Report

Letter of Intent

Historic Resources Report

Narrative Response

Architectural Plans

Landscape Plans

Survey

Checklist

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