Historic Structure Report, Crater Lake Lodge, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon

摘要

Since its construction in 1913 Crater Lake Lodge has been the subject of repeated investigations and suggestions for improvement. Because of the fiscal exigencies of the original construction period the Lodge was constructed in the cheapest and meanest form possible even to the extent of leaving the walls and roof unclad for a period of six years. The building, though basically functional and surprisingly well-maintained, does not meet modern standards of safety or comfort for a first class hotel. Because the decision was made to rehabilitate the entire structure, the report presents only those detailed recommendations to implement this decision, rather than the usual analysis of various alternatives and strategies for treatment which have been fully addressed in the past.