Historic Scodand Board Meeting 26 th April 2007 HSB 08/ 07

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1 Historic Scodand Board Meeting 26 th April 2007 HSB 08/ 07 Appendix M - Tabulation of proposed works, by room 24

2 Tabulation of proposed works, by room. Room Room Name Analysis of significant elements In Proposed Impact Inspectorate Review 1 Basement Beams and joints survive in ceiling but Recessed pointing to be raked No proposed use indicated kitchen lath and plaster removed out and re-pointed Re~plastering would remains of earlier finishes and stonework Suggestion that area could be obscure evidence for earlier to fireplace have been retained re~plastered finishes Some original plaster within well! aumbry area (room 2??) 3 doset Partially stripped back Suggestion that electrical No proposed use indicated Iron yen from stair 4 to east installation be improved Timber boarded ceiling and masonry walls, some pointed, others left with finishes Door missing but evidence of hinge pins and mortices 4 Stair to from Spanning stone treads built into walls Proposed re~plastering and No proposed use indicated (upper) basement to Ceiling is stone until stair turn limewashing of walls round 5 Room! stair 5 to Stair at lower level is of stone Some confusion as this space No proposed use indicated entrance hall W wall retains old plaster, exposed edges mentioned in various contexts Servicing required of which are protected by fillets of - under policy 35 alterations cementitious material are to be avoided, but under Ceiling on various levels policy 43 cabling, lighting and Two surviving painted boards extending handrail works are proposed from the S 1

3 Room Room Name Analysis of significant elements In Proposed Impact Inspectorate Review 6 Basement Generally exposed stonework with Alterations to be avoided No proposed use indicated corridor/ pend variety of treatments, incl original plaster/harl finishes Qiling has two distinct treatments (shallow stone vault for much of the length and spanning flat slabs towards east) Some surviving doors 7 Vault Original lime finishes generally intact, No proposed use indicated apart from localised areas and the north wall Floor is mixture of paving slabs, lime concrete and rammed earth 8 Vault Early lime finishes on vault and some on No proposed use indicated N &S walls Galvanised expanded lath has been fitted to gun loop on south wall Floor is rammed earth 9 Vault remains of old plaster finishes are visible No proposed use indicated on some stones Some remains of door frame 10 Stair Straight intramural stair, flush lime finish; No proposed use indicated 16 Lobby (stair?) Mix of 18 th & 19 th C joinery with some Qiling repairs, modem No proposed use indicated, between 17 & 20 quality paint finishes elements to be replastered but active use assumed Staircase is timber of uncertain date Areas of original plaster Original joinery identified Areas of original plaster and joinery-not to be covered 2

4 . Room Room Name Analysis of significant elements In Proposed Impact Inspectorate Review 17 Entrance level Retention of ceiling finishes, moulded All decorative additions should Proposed for use as kitchen west room cornice and wall finishes; be additive Significant impact on Some original wall panels timber mouldings survive Lack of paint layers suggests that paint has been stripped at some point New floorboards laid over old historic character Servicing required Further technical details 18 doset off room Fitted out as wc Gunloop to be retained Proposed for use as utility 17 Gunloop room Servicing required 19 doset Evidence for original ceiling level Installation of new w.c. Proposed for use as a Some remains of original plaster visible Reinstatement of lime plaster, cloakroom on the base of the stone as are some retaining original elements Servicing required, areas of lime wash Suggestion of new window including toilet and wash Survival of evidence for other fittings Re-instatement of missing basin; East wall door appears to be original Jomery Lime plaster would mask On S side is a cabinet with pair of evidenc.e of original finish panelled doors - char. is 18 th C with Further technical details newspaper fragment attached 20 Entrance hall Original flagstones in floor, tho' relaid reinstatement of door case to Proposed for use as Original doorcase on east wall, reinstated original position entrance hall following conservation work plasterboard to be replaced this will form the primary with lime plaster entrance to the inhabited walls and ceilings to be rooms repainted with exception of Servicing required early joinery new heater and electrical works 3

5 Room Room Name Analysis of significant elements In Proposed Impact Inspectomte Review 21 Dining hall W wall has repaired and reinstated Cornice to be reinstated Proposed for use as a doorease Modem lining and plasterboard dining room Fireplace wall consists of two distinct should be replaced with lime Lime plaster will have a areas of panelling plaster direct impact upon original Floor partially original elements Panelling on N wall to be reset fabric - Evidence for original paint finish Walls and ceiling to be Servicing required survives on 18 th c panelling repainted according to Further technical details surviving evidence New heaters to be installed Electrical wirin~ required 22 Chamber (or A multi-period room Walls to be lime plastered Proposed for use as sitting solar) exposed masoruy and ceiling structure Plaster to be lime washed to room two early timber beams with evidence of match surviving Significant impact on early finishes Suggestion of new ceiling to character One ceiling brander remains hide modem timbers Restoration will not be to a N wall retains plaster with remains of Original panelling to be specific period decoration returned from current position Original evidence will be Some residual decoration on moulded in new castle masked by lime plastering stone and lime plaster in the aumbry Fitting of replica cupboard detailed analysis of the Fireplace has had 18 th C refill removed; it door surviving elements would was rebuilt in 1982 Addition of paving stones? be required Door to the stair is 18 th C Modem replacement of Evidence of lime plaster and limewash finishes to the adjacent garderobe cupboard door New door to be fitted to garderobe New heater and lighting proposed 4

6 Room Room Name Analysis of significant elements In Proposed Impact Inspectorate Review 25 & 43 Stair Fine timber screen at head of stairs with Walls to be re-plastered flush No proposed use indicated carving to upper section with surviving fragments Original evidence masked Narrow door is panelled by modem treatment 28 & 26 Woman house Some surviving plaster Masoruy to be repointed using No proposed use indicated building lime plaster Permanent security barriers to be installed 29 Chamber (descr. partially stripped back, To be replastered to match Proposed for use as an as some edge pointed plasterwork remains surviving evidence interpretation room guardhouse/ cha Remains of original plaster to Original evidence will he mber to N) be retained and not painted masked by modem treatment Interpretation panels to be installed Lighting proposals, but no heating 30 Entrance pend vaulted with arched openings to east and repointing proposed west floor is flagged with some originals survlvmg walls have recessed joints with lime mortar 31 North guard some original timber in ceiling Repointing proposed Proposed for use as a chamber Walls have small areas retain early lime bootroom finishes Electrical works may be required 32 Turret Some original finishes Overhaul of joineiy and latches No proposed use indicated Wmdow retains an early timber lintel

7 . Room Room Name Analysis of significant elements In Proposed Impact Inspectorate Review 33 South guard Lower section of the north wall retains lighting suggested Proposed for use as an room lime finishes at higher levels and also to external store rear of aumbry Electrical works may be Ceiling is open to the floor above, which required retains early joists and beams 34 south entrance East wall retains a lime finish No alterations proposed No proposed use indicated tower Stone flags above are set over an early although lighting suggested beam 35 North bedroom Stripped back open to floor structure Cement pointing to be raked Proposed for use as a and floorboards of room above; out and re-pointed bedroom Surviving traces of plaster and finishes Could be re-plastered Significant impact on character Electrical works would be required 36 Garderobe in SE some plaster remains on S wall Hanging rail to be installed Proposed for use as a Comer wardrobe 37 Turret Modem ceiling boards on older assembly No proposed use indicated marked timbers Walls retain substantial amounts of plaster, protected with coarse cement mortar 39 South turret No mention made 6

8 Room Room Name Analys is of significant elements in Proposed Impact Inspectorate Review 40 & 38 Lobby and Substantial area of white finished plaster Repointing proposed, and No proposed access given corridor survives replastering suggested but assumed for use as Some old joinery survives on the north Original plaster should be pnmary access space tower ceiling, incl assembly marks retained and not painted Significant impact on Graffiti on original plaster West wall to be lime plastered historic character Suggestion for reinstatement of Further technical details door and internal window on south wall New steps proposed into room for reinstatement works Further details of servicing 41 Proposals for lighting and heating 41 East and south walls - vertical studs with Wall structure to be repaired. Proposed for use as a horizontal laths (mud brick) including reinstatement of bathroom Original door panel in west part of south wall Significant impact on Also evidence for the original partition ~eansofd~playmgand historic character construction protecting cob partition to be Physical impact of works considered thro' outside wall for new New duct proposed on north waste pipe wall to carry servicing for Details for conservation bathroom fittings and maintenance of cob Removal of Victorian fitting walling Proposals for lighting and Assessment of heated towel rail environmental impact on features within this room 7

9 Room Room Name Analysis of significant elements In Proposed Impact Inspectorate Review 42 Bedroom Timber bed recess under a masonry arch Room to be restored Proposed for use as a which support stair to the gallery above Reirtstatement of lime plaster bedroom timber former of plaster vault still ceiling and walls Significant impact on survives Original plaster to be retained historic character evidence for paint and plaster finishes and not painted Further details for the within the bed recess MiSsing joinery on box bed to conservation and line of original plaster ceiling over the be reirtstated with existing protection of original room is evident joinery retained and conserved timber fabric would be Beaded skirting to be restored required Hanging rails to be fitted in cupboards Further details of electrical works. 44 Bedchamber Lighting and heating proposed Graffiti to be 'softened' fireplace with corbelled lintel New corridor to be irtstalled to Proposed for use as a provide access to new room to west bedroom Further details of servicing, including that for the new passage area 45 Currendy attic Proposed for use as a space bathroom Further details of servicing and drainage would be required 8

10 Room Room Name Analysis of significant elements in Proposed Impact Inspectorate Review 46 Evidence for panelling and fixings Room to be restored, with Proposed for use as a Evidence of paint surfaces survive 'stretch' [fabric] materials to be bedroom reinstated according to evidence Rooms should be reinstated on basis of paint sampling Further details of servicing Further technical details Heating and lighting proposed 47 doset off room plaster finishes New fittings to be installed Proposed for use as a 46 bathroom Further details of servicing, including drainage would be required 49 The gallery panelled masonry survives below the Suggestion that walls could b~ No proposed use indicated south window replastered some evidence of plaster possible on chimney breast towards the east south bats in the roof of this room original door, with fleur-de-lis ended hinges 52 End of pend walls of rubble and substantial areas of No proposed use indicated old lime harling stone slabs of floor above form the ceiling external door 19 th C character 53 Ruined tower Evidence for the oldest structure on the Masonry to be repainted No proposed use indicated site - remains of a tower house Suggestion of turf topping 9

Planning Applications Received

Planning Applications Received 1 - South East Application Number 0056/14 Irene Connolly Location 32, Lombard Street West, Dublin 8 EXPP: (1) Removal of existing window and wall below, strip pebble dash from wall and repair any bricks