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Alterations to 100 Plein Street Building

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Proposed minor works and restoration at Erven 3745 & 3746, 100 & 100A Plein Street, Parliament Precinct, Cape Town, Cape Town Metropolitan, Western Province. Drawing: 100 Plein Street - LA - Rev (2) prepared by ARM Architects dated

Expanded_Motivation: 

The existing building has had alterations internally, but retains its external form.It is a good period ‘conservative stripped classicism building’ and is deemed to have ‘architectural and aesthetic significance as a soundly ordered building with carefully articulated street facades.100 Pein Street Building was afforded Grade III B by the endorsed Cape Town Parliamentary Precinct Architecture & Conservation Management Plan prepared by Zöllner Architects & The Parliamentary in 2007 Heritage Team as welll as the city of Cape Town's ISIS grading. This grading is supported.

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Wednesday, June 10, 2020 - 10:25

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15146

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Heidi Boise

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Zöllner Architects & The Parliamentary Heritage Team, Cape Town Parliamentary Precinct Architecture & Conservation Management Plan, 2007
Heritage Western Cape. A Short Guide to and Policy Statement on Grading, May 2015. Grade III Sites (Local Heritage Resources)”. http://www.westerncape.gov.za/other/2012/9/grading_guide_&_policy_version_5_app_30_may_2015.pdf.
 
 

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