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The new landscaping tree and plant palette provides a wide range of native, drought tolerant materials consistent with the City's Water Efficiency Landscape Ordinance (WELO). See Attachment 2A plan sheets L3.00 through L3.21 for more detail. Only Building 1 has its architecture developed in detail. Buildings 2/3 are much more conjectural/conceptual at this time; however, the expectation is later buildings would conform to the building area envelope established by the PUD Development Plan with architecture complementary to and compatible with Building 1. Given the conceptual nature of Buildings 2/3, development in later phases would be subject to separate design review and approval. Additional analysis of the proposed architecture and massing of buildings on site is provided in the Discussion section, later in this report. Building 1 is a contemporary and uniquely designed structure featuring layered panel architecture which creates a rhythmic architectural pattern complemented by significant portions of glazing at the building entrances and on all four elevations. The building's massing incorporates significant wall plane movement, both horizontal and vertical architectural elements, changes to architectural element sizing and height (varies from 2-3 stories) and changes in material textures/colors throughout the various elevations. The third floor includes a recessed balcony oriented toward the middle of the campus. All rooftop equipment would be screened by a decorative metal screen. A service and delivery area, as well as a fully enclosed trash/recycling area, both of which are integrated architecturally into the building design, would be located at the south/southwest corner of the building. See Figures 6 through 12 below for the proposed elevations, renderings, and site/building sections, all of which provide full design details. Additionally, see Attachment 2A Plan Sheets A5.05 and A6.01 through A6.05 for a detailed breakdown of all colors/materials proposed for Building 1. 6