This Month's Downtown Design Review Board Agenda

The DDRB has posted their agenda for July’s meeting, and here are the cases they will be reviewing:

• 609 Houston Street; Durty Murphy’s
  Owner/Applicant: Trey Murphy/Michael Luscri

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to:
  1. Add six (6) 3-foot by 8-foot French doors to the 2nd story front of building;
  2. Add 4-foot by 17-foot exterior balcony with wrought iron railing;
  3. Add signage, pendant lights, control joints, stucco, lanterns, EIFS trim, wood beams, and brackets; and
  4. Replace the aluminum storefront at lower level.

• 100 Pier 1 Place; Chesapeake Energy Sign
  Owner/Applicant: Chesapeake Energy Corportation/ASI Modulex

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install an internally illuminated monument sign.

• 505 Pecan Street; Tindall Square
  Owner/Applicant: N3 Capital/FJLC Associates

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to modify building facades and replace signage.

• 714 Main Street; 714 Main Street
  Owner/Applicant: XTO Energy/KHK Group LLD

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to restore the facades as close as possible to their initial 1920’s design and modify to meet the current codes requirements.

• 1011 Commerce Street; Sidewalk Improvements along 1100 Blk Commerce St.
  Owner/Applicant: City of Fort Worth/Downtown Fort Worth, Inc.

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install additional streetscape elements on the east side of Commerce Street, approximately one block north of 12th Street.

• 1601 Commerce Street; Shula’s Grill Awnings
  Owner/Applicant: Presidio Hotel Group/Chandler Signs

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install black fabric awnings.

• 221 W. Lancaster Avenue; T&P Building Lighting
  Owner/Applicant: T&P Lofts Homeowners Association/Pamela Jaussi

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install:
  1. Twelve (12) halide flood fixtures in groups of three on the protruding points to be directed at the domes; and
  2. 300-feet (150 per side) of aluminum channel lighting with lamps on 6-inch spacing to be mounted on top of parapet wall.

• 570 Throckmorton Street; The Vault
  Owner/Applicant: Pariz Jazz Inc./RPGA Architects Design Group

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to continue use of an outdoor seating area with decorative metal railings and umbrella tables and to relocate the corner blade sign.

• 100 Main Street; Regions Bank
  Owner/Applicant: Willow Creek Signs

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install 16-inch internally illuminated channel letters with a 27-inch logo on the North, South, and West elevations.

• 1111 W. Lancaster Avenue; Holiday Inn Express Temporary Banners
  Owner/Applicant: Fort Worth D Partners

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install temporary signs for a period of 6-months.

• 1111 W. Lancaster Avenue; Holiday Inn Express Signage
  Owner/Applicant: Fort Worth D Partners/Chandler Signs

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install:
  1. An internally illuminated sign and logo on the East elevation;
  2. An internally illuminated sign and logo on the South elevation; and
  3. An internally illuminated double-faced pylon sign and logo on the North side of the building.

• 421 W. 3rd Street; Comerica Bank
  Owner/Applicant: Sundance Square Management/The Projects Group

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install:
  1. Blue awnings over storefront door and windows with white “Comerica Bank” logo on each;
  2. Blade signs at corner and on building between storefront and ATM.

• 111 W. 4th Street; Simply Fondue Sign
  Owner/Applicant: Sundance Square Management/The Projects Group

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to install white reverse channel lettering 18-inch in height to read “SIMPLY FONDUE” on existing green sign band.

• 505 Main Street; Capital One
  Owner/Applicant: Sundance Square Management/The Projects Group

  Requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace existing Capital One signage face with new face.