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Block Plan & General Photos PLAN SHOWING LOCATION OF MADISON AVENUE PROPOSED STONE BALUSTRADE TO BE LOCATED AT 1083 FIFTH AVENUE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN TO ACCOMPANY APPLICATION DATED SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 OF JEFFREY R. KARP OGDEN CODMAN LLC TO THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CITY OF NEW YORK BY BRIAN J. CONNOLLY, ARCHITECT 1083 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10128 ZONING INFORMATION: BLOCK: 1501 LOT(S): 4 ZONING DISTRICT: R-10 ZONING MAP: 5D CHARACTER OF MATERIALS: APPROX. 34 LINEAR FEET OF LOW LIMESTONE WALL WITH BRASS RAILING VIEW OF 1083 FIFTH AVENUE CLOSE-UP VIEW OF 1083 FIFTH AVENUE COST OF INSTALLATION: 1 Not to Scale 2 Not to Scale $36,000 COST OF REMOVAL AND RESTORATION: $18,000 NOTE: PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN IN RED EAST 90TH STREET EAST 89TH STREET - 12/09/19 ISSUED TO CB8 (MANHATTAN) - 10/25/19 ISSUED TO LPC - 09/27/19 ISSUED TO DoT PARTIAL CLOSE-UP VIEW OF ENTRY AT 1083 FIFTH AVENUE & PLANTER WALL AT 1080 FIFTH AVENUE Rev. Date Issue 3 Not to Scale ZIVKOVIC CONNOLLY ARCHITECTS P.C. 1133 Broadway, Suite1330 New York, NY 10010 1 212.807.8577 PG #2 212.807.9575 fax BLOCK PLAN & 1083 FIFTH AVE GENERAL PHOTOS Seal & Signature: PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE 4 5 FIFTH AVENUE 2 3 1 VIEW LOOKING SOUTH TOWARD VIEW LOOKING NORTH FROM 1080 FIFTH AVENUE PLANTER WALL BEYOND 1080 FIFTH AVENUE PLANTER WALL LOCATION PLAN 4 5 Not to Scale Not to Scale Not to Scale N PAGE #: 01 3 EAST 89TH STREET 3 EAST 89TH STREET (5 STORIES) (5 STORIES) 3 27'-7 8" PROPERTY LINE 73'-1" PROPERTY LINE 3 27'-7 8" PROPERTY LINE 73'-1" PROPERTY LINE SUBJECT SUBJECT PROPERTY: PROPERTY: " PROPERTY LINE " PROPERTY LINE 8 8 1083 FIFTH 5 1083 FIFTH 5 AVENUE AVENUE (6 STORIES) (6 STORIES) 102'-2 102'-2 1080 FIFTH 1080 FIFTH AVENUE AVENUE 1085 FIFTH (21 STORIES) 1085 FIFTH (21 STORIES) AVENUE AVENUE (6 STORIES) (6 STORIES) EXISTING EXISTING PLANTER WALLS PLANTER WALLS OIL VALVE OIL VALVE - 12/09/19 ISSUED TO CB8 (MANHATTAN) ENTRY (TO DOCTOR'S - 10/25/19 ISSUED TO LPC EXISTING ENTRY EXISTING ENTRY ENTRY OFFICE) SIDEWALK (TO APT. BLDG) SIDEWALK PROPOSED WALL (TO DOCTOR'S (TO APT. BLDG) - 09/27/19 ISSUED TO DoT FLOWER BED 25'-0" CANOPY FLOWER BED ENCLOSURE AT OFFICE) 25'-0" CANOPY ABOVE FRONT AREAWAY ABOVE Rev. Date Issue WITH ENTRY GATE (RED) ZIVKOVIC CONNOLLY OIL VALVE OIL VALVE ARCHITECTS P.C. EXISTING EXISTING EXISTING EXISTING EXISTING EXISTING STREET SIGN FLOWER POTS CROSSWALK SIGN STREET SIGN FLOWER POTS CROSSWALK SIGN 1133 Broadway, EXISTING EXISTING STREET LAMP STREET LAMP Suite1330 New York, NY 10010 FIFTH AVENUE 45'-0" FIFTH AVENUE 45'-0" 212.807.8577 212.807.9575 fax EXISTING & PROPOSED SITE PLANS PAVED SIDEWALK 35'-0" PAVED SIDEWALK 35'-0" Seal & Signature: CENTRAL PARK CENTRAL PARK EXISTING SITE PLAN PROPOSED SITE PLAN 1 2 Scale : 1/16" = 1'-0" N Scale : 1/16" = 1'-0" N PAGE #: 02 EXISTING 14" HIGH ENTRANCE ENTRY (TO EXISTING 14" HIGH PLANTER WALL (BEYOND) DOCTOR'S OFFICE) PLANTER WALL EXISTING PARTIAL SIDE ELEVATION EXISTING PARTIAL ELEVATION (ENLARGED) 4 5 Scale : 1/4" = 1'-0" Scale : 1/4" = 1'-0" LOBBY LINE OF NEIGHBORING BUILDING ENTRY (TO DOCTOR'S OFFICE) - 12/09/19 ISSUED TO CB8 (MANHATTAN) - 11/06/19 ISSUED TO LPC ENTRANCE " - 10/25/19 ISSUED TO LPC 4 3 - 09/27/19 ISSUED TO DoT 7'-0 Rev. Date Issue LINE OF CELLAR BELOW ZIVKOVIC CONNOLLY 1b 4 EXISTING ARCHITECTS P.C. PG #8 PG #3 SIDEWALK 1133 Broadway, " 4 3 EXISTING 14" HIGH Suite1330 21'-4 PLANTER WALL New York, NY 10010 212.807.8577 " " 4 8 1 EXISTING FRONT ELEVATION 5 212.807.9575 fax 2 Scale : 1/8" = 1'-0" 25'-0" 21'-1 1a 17'-11 PITCH PG #8 1d EXISTING AREA 1c PG #8 PG #8 ENLARGEMENTS LINE OF CHURCH PROPERTY LINE 1e ENTRANCE ENTRY EXISTING PG #8 SIDEWALK Seal & Signature: (TO EXISTING STREET LAMP CONTROL DR'S JOINTS OFFICE) 5 PG #3 3 27'-7 8" 3 4 LINE OF CELLAR PG #3 EXISTING PG #3 FIFTH AVENUE BELOW GRANITE CURB EXISTING PARTIAL PLAN EXISTING PARTIAL PLAN (ENLARGED) 1 3 Scale : 1/8" = 1'-0" Scale : 1/4" = 1'-0" N PAGE #: 03 7 6'-7 8" " 4 3 11 " 2 1 " 4 3 3'-6 2'-6 ENTRANCE ENTRY (TO EXISTING 14" HIGH 5 5 10'-3 8" 7'-0" 10'-3 8" DOCTOR'S OFFICE) PLANTER WALL PROPOSED PARTIAL SIDE ELEVATION PROPOSED PARTIAL ELEVATION (ENLARGED) 4 5 Scale : 1/4" = 1'-0" Scale : 1/4" = 1'-0" LOBBY LINE OF NEIGHBORING BUILDING ENTRY (TO DOCTOR'S OFFICE) - 12/09/19 ISSUED TO CB8 (MANHATTAN) - 11/06/19 ISSUED TO LPC 2 ENTRANCE " - 10/25/19 ISSUED TO LPC PG #8 4 3 7'-8" - 09/27/19 ISSUED TO DoT 7'-0 10'-6" Rev. " Date Issue 8 7 PROPOSED WALL ENCLOSURE AT 6'-7 FRONT AREAWAY ZIVKOVIC CONNOLLY FROM PROPERTY LINE 4 ARCHITECTS P.C. PG #4 2'-10" 1133 Broadway, EXISTING 14" HIGH Suite1330 5 5 PLANTER WALL 10'-3 8" 7'-0" 10'-3 8" New York, NY 10010 PROPOSED ENTRY 212.807.8577 GATE " 4 PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATION 1 2 212.807.9575 fax Scale : 1/8" = 1'-0" " 25'-0" 4 3 17'-11 PROPOSED PITCH 10'-10 15'-0" SIDEWALK PROPOSED AREA CONTROL PROPOSED JOINTS SIDEWALK ENLARGEMENTS LINE OF CHURCH PROPERTY LINE ENTRANCE ENTRY ALIGN CONTROL Seal & Signature: (TO EXISTING STREET LAMP JOINTS DR'S OFFICE) 5 PROPOSED WALL 3 PG #4 27'-7 8" ENCLOSURE AT FRONT AREAWAY 3 PG #4 EXISTING 4 PROPOSED ENTRY FIFTH AVENUE PG #4 GATE GRANITE CURB PROPOSED PARTIAL PLAN PROPOSED PARTIAL PLAN (ENLARGED) 1 3 Scale : 1/8" = 1'-0" Scale : 1/4" = 1'-0" N PAGE #: 04 1083 FIFTH AVENUE HISTORIC LEGEND FOR KEY PLAN PHOTO SHOWING FORMER WALL ENCLOSURE AT EXISTING BUILDINGS THIS ADDRESS EXISTING PLANTING AT NEIGHBORING FRONT/ SIDE AREAWAYS 1083 FIFTH AVENUE PROPOSED WALL ENCLOSURE AT FRONT AREAWAY 1083 FIFTH AVENUE - CIRCA 1904 3D VIEW OF PROPOSED WALL ENCLOSURE AT FRONT AREAWAY WITH ENTRY GATE 1 Not to Scale 2 Not to Scale PROPERTY LINE # CORRESPONDING PHOTO COOPER HEWITT MUSEUM 3 E. 90TH ST. 7'-0" 17'-6" - 12/09/19 ISSUED TO CB8 (MANHATTAN) - 10/25/19 ISSUED TO LPC PROPOSED 2 1083 FIFTH - 09/27/19 ISSUED TO DoT 10'-5" AVENUE 12'-5" Rev. Date Issue ZIVKOVIC CONNOLLY 4 E. 89TH ST. ARCHITECTS P.C. 1 1133 Broadway, CIRCA 1904 GUGGENHEIM Suite1330 2 EAST 91ST STREET (COOPER HEWITT) - VIEW FROM SOUTH 1080 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM SOUTH MUSEUM 3 4 Not to Scale Not to Scale New York, NY 10010 212.807.8577 212.807.9575 fax E. 88TH ST. HISTORIC PHOTO, PROPOSED 3D VIEW 11'-6" & PRECEDENTS 16'-3" 16'-5" FIFTH AVENUE Seal & Signature: CENTRAL PARK 12'-0" 5 E. 87TH ST. 6 N 1 EAST 87TH STREET - VIEW FROM SOUTH 1056 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM SOUTH KEY PLAN (DIAGRAM ONLY) PAGE #: 05 5 Not to Scale 6 Not to Scale Not to Scale 11'-6" 16'-2" 9'-10" 14'-9" LEGEND FOR KEY PLAN EXISTING BUILDINGS 1050 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM SOUTH 1040 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM SOUTH 7 E. 86TH ST. 7 Not to Scale 8 Not to Scale EXISTING PLANTING AT NEIGHBORING FRONT/ SIDE AREAWAYS 1083 FIFTH AVENUE CENTRAL PARK PROPOSED WALL ENCLOSURE AT FRONT AREAWAY PROPERTY LINE # CORRESPONDING PHOTO 9 8 E. 85TH ST. 14'-8" - 12/09/19 ISSUED TO CB8 (MANHATTAN) 8'-6" 7'-1" - 10/25/19 ISSUED TO LPC FIFTH AVENUE - 09/27/19 ISSUED TO DoT 9'-6" Rev. Date Issue E. 84TH ST. ZIVKOVIC CONNOLLY ARCHITECTS P.C. 1035 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM NORTH 1026 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM SOUTH 9 10 Not to Scale Not to Scale 1133 Broadway, 10 Suite1330 New York, NY 10010 212.807.8577 212.807.9575 fax E. 83RD ST. 11 PRECEDENTS FOR FIFTH AVENUE ENCROACHMENTS Seal & Signature: 9'-5" 9'-9" E. 82ND ST. 5'-9" 12 4-6" METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART N 1010 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM NORTH KEY PLAN (DIAGRAM ONLY) 11 1009 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM WEST PAGE #: 06 Not to Scale 12 Not to Scale Not to Scale 9'-6" 5'-9" 6'-11" LEGEND FOR KEY PLAN EXISTING BUILDINGS 1009 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM NORTH 1009 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM NORTH 13 Not to Scale 14 Not to Scale EXISTING PLANTING AT NEIGHBORING FRONT/ SIDE AREAWAYS 1083 FIFTH AVENUE PROPOSED WALL ENCLOSURE AT FRONT AREAWAY PROPERTY LINE # CORRESPONDING PHOTO - 12/09/19 ISSUED TO CB8 (MANHATTAN) - 10/25/19 ISSUED TO LPC 5'-9" ISSUED TO DoT 11'-9" - 09/27/19 Rev. Date Issue 9'-9" ZIVKOVIC CONNOLLY 13 E. 82ND ST. ARCHITECTS P.C. 999 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM SOUTH 993 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM SOUTH 15 16 Not to Scale Not to Scale 14 1133 Broadway, METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART Suite1330 New York, NY 10010 212.807.8577 212.807.9575 fax 15 E. 81ST ST. PRECEDENTS FOR FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE ENCROACHMENTS Seal & Signature: 16 17 13'-6" 5'-9" 18 E. 80TH ST. 9'-8" N 991 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM SOUTH 988 FIFTH AVENUE - VIEW FROM NORTH KEY PLAN (DIAGRAM ONLY) PAGE #: 07 17 Not to Scale 18 Not to Scale Not to Scale 7 6'-7 8" FOR PHOTO OF EXISTING FRONT PROPOSED BRASS SIDEWALK AREAWAY RAILING 2 PROPOSED LIMESTONE PG #1 WALL ENCLOSURE 3 4 6 PG #8 PG #8 PG #8 PITCH TO CURB NOTE: DISCONTINUOUS, NON-HISTORIC SIDEWALK COLOR AT THIS BUILDING ONLY PHOTO OF EXISTING SIDEWALK (LOOKING NORTH) 1a Scale : 1/2" = 1'-0" PROPOSED SIDEWALK SECTION & SIDE ELEVATION ON LOW WALL ENCLOSURE 2 Scale : 1/2" = 1'-0" 5 1 PG #8 PROPOSED 4" CONCRETE PROPOSED 4" CONTROL JOINT; SIDEWALK SLABS FOR LOCATIONS OF CONTROL JOINTS, SEE 3 /PG #4 6" GRAVEL, BROKEN STONE OR SAND AS PER 1 STANDARD SPECIFICATION PROPOSED 6" REINFORCED PROPOSED 4" SLAB ON METAL DECK ISOLATION JOINT; 1 4" PREFORMED JOINT FILLER; TOP 1" SEALER ON BOND BREAKER, TYP; FILL WATERPROOFING 1 PITCH TO CURB MEMBRANE TO 8" OF TOP SURFACE LINE OF EXISTING ALIGN WITH ADJACENT SIDEWALK PHOTO OF EXISTING SIDEWALK AT FRONT FACADE ROAD (FIFTH AVENUE) 1b Scale : 1/2" = 1'-0" ALL MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION 4" METHODS USED ARE TO CONFORM WITH SECTION #4.13 OF THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 6" STANDARD HIGHWAY SPECIFICATIONS.
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