602 North Ash Street 3d model
3dmdb logo
3DWarehouse
602 North Ash Street

602 North Ash Street

by 3DWarehouse
Last crawled date: 1 year, 10 months ago
This single-story, single dwelling residential building was built CA. 1925-1934. It was built in the bungalow style with craftsman elements, typical to the Southern vernacular seen around Springfield, Georgia beginning in the early 20th century. These elements can be seen on the front porch, with the short wooden columns resting on half brick piers bracing the front gable. The plan is rectangular in shape with a floor plan of two unequal rooms more than two rooms deep. The structure is symmetrical except with the chimney off-center on the exterior of the gable and made in a lateral brick design. The roof is a front oriented gable with shingle asphalt, and has wide-overhang eaves. Built in a balloon-platform frame construction, the house has a concrete block foundation and vinyl siding. A front partial-portico is elevated on a concrete block. A rear partial-portico is recessed under a wood gable. The windows are double-hung sash flat-headed with 4/1 rectangular windowpanes. There is a pair of windows on each side of the front door has four thin lights on the upper section. The front gable has triangular lattice wood vents under the projecting eave. On the North side of the house there was an addition of a shed roof projection carport. Also at the rear of the house there is a one-car garage featuring clapboard siding, built c. 1930s. It sits in a casual yard setting, with no specific landscape design. To the North an open space is maintained. #architecture #City_of_Springfield #Georgia #historic_preservation #SCAD #Springfield #vernacular

Tags