2024-3 - Tarryall Cline Ranch – Phase 1b Architectural Services & Construction Admin

Description  
The main ranch house at the Tarryall/Cline Ranch was built in 1928. The structure is a two-story rectangular plan wood frame building resting on a stone and concrete foundation that extends approximately 32 inches above grade. Exterior finish is stucco. The house features its original flat (sloping from south to north) and parapeted roof with a built-up asphalt felt type of roofing system with a gutter and downspouts on the north elevation. The flat roof was overframed with a large gable roof with asphalt shingles from the 1980s. The south (primary) elevation features a broad, full-width untooled fieldstone porch with a low-pitch hipped roof and right-hand stepped entry. The main ranch house is an example of the Pueblo Revival style with elements of the Spanish Eclectic style, which is very unusual and rare for a ranch house in Colorado from the first half of the 20th century.

Scope of Work:
Architectural Services & Construction Administration for the following SOW:

1. Foundation and Sitework

• Work necessary to solidify the foundation of the structure.

• Work has been proposed as complete replacement of east foundation as shown in the drawings with concrete footing and wall and stone veneer.
• Foundation along the north and west elevations would involve selective infill, stone work, and repointing but would not include concrete foundations.
• Installation of insulation on interior and exterior of east elevation foundation.

• Proposed masonry would include the stone work noted above, as well as repointing and

• An allowance has also been included to further strengthen the rear chimney.

• selective demolition of the interior flooring to provide necessary access to the foundation areas receiving work.
• include shoring, installation of support posts to replaced sill plates t cast into foundation
• installation of the ledger and plate details shown along the east wall.