Section_J_-_Att_No__002_Bathhouse_Fountain_Existing_Conditions.pdf
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This document is a set of existing condition photographs for the Aquatic Park Bathhouse fountain at the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park, documenting extensive masonry damage. The images detail multiple areas of deterioration, including missing stone coping, cracked and damaged stone cladding panels, missing and cracked mortar, and damaged terrazzo panels. Specific observed issues include scraped stone cladding, broken anchor assemblies, missing wall caps, exposed concrete sub-structures, and areas requiring embedment points for new anchors. The photographs provide a comprehensive visual assessment of the fountain's current condition, highlighting the extent of restoration work needed to repair the historic maritime structure.
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National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior
San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park Aquatic Park Bathhouse
Aquatic Park Bathhouse – Masonry Restoration at Fountain Existing Condition Photographs
Figure 1. Overall view of west fountain damage.
Existing Conditions Photographs Page 2 of 5
Figure 2. Missing stone coping and cracked/missing mortar.
Figure 3. Missing stone coping and cracked internal grou ng.
Loca on of wall cap to be provided by government, note embedment points for anchors need to be created
Missing mortar
Existing Conditions Photographs Page 3 of 5
Figure 4. Missing stone coping and terrazzo panel.
Figure 5. Cracked and damaged stone cladding panels.
Cracked terrazzo
Missing terrazzo
Terrazzo to remain
Existing Conditions Photographs Page 4 of 5
Figure 6. Scraped stone cladding panel.
Figure 7. View of stone coping and terrazzo panel assembly.
Loca on of anchor dowels
Loca on of angle clamps
Cracked terrazzo panel
Existing Conditions Photographs Page 5 of 5
Figure 8. Remnants of the stone cladding panel anchor assembly.
Keying for inser on of clamp anchor at top of slate wall panel
Clamp anchor, previously embedded in grout between concrete and terrazzo
Concrete sub‐structure
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