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-18 - 156123283.10 Row Standard Compliance Analysis 127.B5.c Changes in material and/or color should be used to articulate building elements such as building entries; base, body, and parapet caps; or bays and arcades. Non-Objective Guideline. 128.B5.d High quality materials identified in Standard C4.3 should be used to provide stronger definition at ground floors and to provide visual interest at main entrances or other important building elements. Non-Objective Guideline. 129.B5.e Architectural details and elements such as reveals, score-lines, and trim should be scaled appropriately based on viewing distance. Non-Objective Guideline. B6. Mixed-Use and Live/Work Active Frontages –Development Standards (p. 37) 130.B6.1 Active frontages shall have a minimum clear height of 15 feet. N/A. The Project is not mixed use or live/work. All space is intended for use by residents and their guests. 131.B6.2 Mixed-Use and Live/Work Active Frontages shall comply with the minimum depths identified in standard A2.3. N/A. The Project is not mixed use or live/work. 132.B6.3 Mixed-use storefronts shall ensure visibility through compliance with the following: a.Glazing at mixed-use storefronts shall provide a minimum 75 percent transparency with glazing providing a minimum Visible Light Transmittance of 80 percent. b.Frosted or fritted glazing shall be allowed up to 20 percent of cumulative window area; colored or reflective glazing shall be prohibited. c.The average sill height shall not exceed 2 feet from adjacent grade d.Interior partitions in excess of 4 feet in height shall be set back at least 10 feet from exterior glazing. N/A. The Project is not mixed use or live/work. 133.B6.4 Continuous awnings shall be prohibited. Where provided, awnings shall articulate the rhythm of individual façade elements such as windows or bays. N/A. The Project is not mixed use or live/work. B6. Mixed-Use and Live/Work Active Frontages –Design Guidelines (p. 38) 134.B6.a Large display windows are strongly encouraged. Non-Objective Guideline. 135.B6.b A well-designed and/or decorative material base is desired at storefront windows. Non-Objective Guideline. 136.B6.c Entries and window displays should have consistent materials and detailing. Non-Objective Guideline. 137.B6.d Entries should be located at corners or intersections whenever possible. Non-Objective Guideline. 138.B6.e Awnings, canopies, trellises and/or other shade devices over storefront windows and entries are strongly encouraged. Non-Objective Guideline.