Peggy Kurtin Award Program Cabbagetown Preservation Association 2019
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award objectives • To recognize efforts to maintain the historic context of Cabbagetown • To encourage individual homeowners to support the quality of our community’s streetscapes • To bring public awareness to the ef- forts of homeowners and architects to enhance the architectural integ- rity of Cabbagetown Owners: Danli Yuan and Kevin Freeman
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award improved facades 469 Sackville Street This home was clad with artifjcial stone. Its removal and the restoration of the brick facade allowed it to be integrated into the group, thus completing most of the row. Window mouldings, bargeboards and gable cladding were also restored.
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award improved facades 443 Sackville Street The rundown facade was refreshed with rebuilt windows, moulding and railings. The sign, once used in a fjlm, was re- tained. Owner: Celia Daigle
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation TCHC made long lasting and historically accurate restorations to these structures to prevent their threatened loss due to neglect and their resulting deterioration. These exterior improvements are not only important to the community, the streetscape, and the preservation of the buildings, but to the long term tenants themselves. This work fulfjlls the City’s bylaws, where previous work (aluminum siding etc) contravened the bylaws. The CPA recognizes TCHC’s stewardship in the district: • Their presence particularly in the NW quadrant blocked development from continuing down from St Jamestown and wiping this area out • Their repairs ensure the buildings’ future survival
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation Work done to all properties: • Aluminum fmashing on dormer windows • Damaged slate and asphalt shingles replaced with galvanized steel replaced with slate • Pre-fjnished aluminum gutters and eaves • Restoration to masonry brick wall drops replaced with galvanized steel • Repair of the roof wood elements, such • Wood exterior window sills replaced with as fascia boards and soffjt new ones, where repair was not possible • Window replacement. Aluminum • Replacement of the main entrance doors windows replaced with solid wood single hung windows where repair not possible
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation Owner: Toronto Community Housing Corporation Applicant: Design & Engineering, Facilities Management: TCHC Architect: 230-232 carlton Street: Stephenson Engineering All other properties: Atelier Andy Madunic Inc. Contractor: 39 Rose Avenue: A Plus Contractors Corp. All others: Trinity Services Ltd. Project Completion: 39 Rose Avenue: 2016. All others 2018
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 26 Aberdeen Avenue 26 Aberdeen was deteriorating with water damage, trim, cladding and windows in poor condition.
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 26 Aberdeen Avenue Before: Wood cladding elements, aluminium windows and concrete steps.
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 26 Aberdeen Avenue After: New cladding, windows and porch
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 230-232 Carlton Street
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 230-232 Carlton Street
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 230-232 Carlton Street
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 43-45 Rose Avenue The roof of 43-45 Rose was restored as its porosity was endangering the structure.
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 43-45 Rose Avenue
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 43-45 Rose Avenue
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 43-45 Rose Avenue
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 39 Rose Avenue 39 Rose Avenue stands out. This thorough exterior restoration has a major impact on the street as it is visible from three sides.
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 39 Rose Avenue
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 39 Rose Avenue
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 39 Rose Avenue
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 39 Rose Avenue Example of wall major wall repair, due to cracks observed after stucco removal.
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award special award Toronto Community Housing Corporation 39 Rose Avenue
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award The Peggy Kurtin Award for Excellence in Restoration 12 & 14 Sackville Place Home owners • Brick faced frame structure built 1888 Monica Kuhn and David Shephard • 14 Sackville Place has been in the Architect family since 1924 for 5 generations Monica E. Kuhn, Architect Inc. • #12 bought in 2005 Contractor G. Pederson & Associates, Mike Tafts Mason JohnsonPlayfair Brick and Stone Masonry, Matthew Johnson & Brendan Playfair Roofer Watt Roofjng Co., Claude Holmes
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award the Peggy Kurtin award for excellence in restoration Restoration of #14 1986-2005 • chemical paint removal • new front brick foundation wall • painting of woodwork • roof garden
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award the Peggy Kurtin award for excellence in restoration Restoration of #12&14 2005-2017 • chemical paint removal for #12 • doors & windows replaced with heritage grade painted wood versions including working hopper transoms over the doors • gut and sustainable renovation for #12
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award the Peggy Kurtin award for excellence in restoration 2017-2018 Final Restoration • mansard roof restored with City of • front foundation wall at #12 rebuilt Toronto Heritage Grant, replacing in concrete block with Heritage brick asphalt shingles with cedar shakes in above ground the original pattern • #12 basement window and arched brick • dormer roofs completely rebuilt, and lintel (coal chute) matched to original trimwork replicated. (#14) • triangular wood panels over windows • several sections of damaged brickwork replicated by owner with fmoral pattern replaced includin 8 courses under the reproduced eaves • eaves brackets replicated and replaced, • rotten door and window sills replaced woodwork painted, cedar shakes with stone. stained, copper fmashing, eaves troughs and downspouts installed.
2019 Peggy Kurtin Award the Peggy Kurtin award for excellence in restoration
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