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PRES 110-01 Final Exam

Horizontales
Compromised treatment - only the front of a historic structure is saved - example, the Red Lion Row in Washington, D.C.
Building Material - a rectangular building unit made of clay and sand and fired in a kiln.
Building Material - Sun-dried clay material
NR Eligibility - One of the factors considered when determining the eligibility of a building or structure - the fabric of the structure or building.
Architectural Style that appeared immediately after the Revolution. It is a common style in Savannah.
Legal Framework - When a government entity confiscates someone's property without compensation to the owner. This is prohibited by the Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution
Legal Framework - an urban planning tool introduced by municipalities to separate residential, commercial, and industrial areas in order to increase the quality of life and the property values within protected areas.
SoI Standards - the treatment that is the least invasive to the historic property.
Building Material - a natural material produced by volcanic eruption or extrusion from the ground. In its natural state it is referred to as a rock.
A relatively new discipline that focuses on the treatment of historic and artistic works. Professionals belong to the AIC.
NR Eligibility - One of the factors considered when deterring the eligibility of a building or structure. It refers to a property's documented or observable links to an event or person and the place as it exists today.
One of the criteria for listing on the National Register of Historic Places - Criterion B.
SoI Standards - The total rebuilding of a historic building or structure that once existed on a given site.
An abbreviation for a local government that is authorized or certified to participate in the National Historic Preservation Program. Savannah has been given this authority/designation.
SoI Standards - The most common preservation treatment. The use of the building or structure is being changed from one function to another without the loss the the building's character defining features.
Overall Form - It refers to the features that make a historic building or historic district distinctive - it is also part of the new name for historic preservation program at SCAD
NR Eligibility - This is one of the requirements for eligibility for the architectural category on the National Register of Historic Places (same word for #31 Across).
Legal Framework - compound word that describes the right of government to compel citizens to act or force them not to act in certain ways.
One of the most popular architectural styles in Savannah. A typical feature is an overhanging roofline often supported by brackets.
A unit of the National Park Service that records historic buildings and structures. These records are preserved in the Library of Congress.
A defined geographical area made up of a significant concentration, linkage, or continuity of sites, buildings, structures, or objects that are united in historically or stylistically by events, design, function, or physical development.
A legal term--the area where a legal body or a political entity possesses the authority to deal with legal matters.
NR Nominations - the physical location where a historically significant event took place, where a prehistoric or historic occupation or activity happened, or where buildings, structures, or objects stand or stood.
The designation for a property that is listed on the National Register but enjoys added status.
An abbreviation for the unit of the National Park Service that documents and records cultural landscapes.
Verticales
Architectural Style - the first of the revival styles to appear after the Revolution.
Building material made of lime, aggregate, and water and used to cover the interior surfaces of historic structures.
Building material that is often pressed into shapes and used to adorn ceilings in the late 19th and early 20th centuries - i.e., the ceiling of the chapel.
An architectural finish - a protective coating consisting of a binder, a vehicle, and a pigment.
One of the factors considered when determining the eligibility of a building or structure. A property's ability to communicate its period of historical significance and to remain unique to the time in which it was created or the time when it hosted famous events or people.
Building material - This material is the most common building material in use today. It consists of a cement binder and an aggregate mixed with water.
An abbreviation for the official list of historic properties deemed worthy of preservation in the U.S.
NR Eligibility - This is related to location and refers to a building's immediate physical surroundings, its context.
Economic advantage of preservation - the ability to meet present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. "The greenest building is . . . one that is already built."
Abbreviation for the American with Disabilities Act.
Architectural style that was popular at the time of the Revolution and was named after the King of England.
The agency that administers the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 within each state.
A unit of the National Park Service - abbreviation for the Historic American Engineering Record.
NR Nominations - historic property type - A relatively permanent construction built to shelter any type of human activity, such as living, selling goods, or producing goods.
Locations that matter.
A building material that is most commonly found in windows.
A method of easing the financial responsibilities of owning a historic structure by giving up certain rights and receiving a tax benefit.
NR Criteria - A building or structure may be removed from listing on the National Register of Historic Places if a property is moved to a different location.
A common building material that once was part of a living plant.
NR Criteria - This type of structure is not normally eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places unless it meets other criteria.
NR Nomination Type - Different from a building or structure. It is often artistic in nature and usually relatively small in scale compared to a building.