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3_Exhibit B
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-17 - <br />156123283.10 <br />Row Standard Compliance Analysis <br />B4. Roofs and Parapets –Design Guidelines (p. 35) <br />120.B4.a A strong skyline or silhouette should be achieved at the roof line using eave and <br />parapet details. <br />Non-Objective Guideline. <br />121.B4.b Successful roof design should emphasize the vertical proportions of individual <br />units rather than horizontal building massing. <br />Non-Objective Guideline. <br />B5. Materials and Character –Development Standards (p. 36) <br />122.B5.1 All changes in building wall material or color shall occur at inside corners. Building <br />facades shall clearly relate to each other and communicate a cohesive idea. <br />Complies. <br />123.B5.3 Trims and architectural moldings shall be made from a different material than the <br />surrounding wall. For example, stucco trims installed on stucco walls are <br />prohibited. <br />Modify. Current industry <br />practice is to continue the <br />material from the face of the <br />wall with the same trim. In <br />areas that need more <br />distinction between the wall <br />plane and trim, distinction is <br />made with color. See <br />elevations for more <br />information. <br />124.B5.4 High quality materials including brick, stone, masonry, tile, and architectural <br />panels shall be used at a minimum of two percent of the total exterior area of all <br />exterior façades and at least twenty percent of the ground floor exterior façade. <br />Complies. <br />B5. Materials and Character –Design Guidelines (p. 36) <br />125.B5.a Facades should use materials and/or building forms to achieve a three-part <br />horizontal division that differentiates between the top, middle and bottom of the <br />building: <br />a.Base: Incorporate smaller scale features and finer-grained materials and <br />design treatments, relative to middle and top, that accentuates the rhythm of <br />columns, windows, entry stoops, and porches. <br />b.Middle: Incorporate materials and material joints that relates to window <br />and balcony rhythms <br />c.Top: Incorporate changes in material, color, or pattern in façade <br />treatments, relative to lower floors, that breaks down the height of the building. <br />Non-Objective Guideline. <br />126.B5.b Materials should be selected to reinforce architectural character, building <br />articulation and add visual interest. <br />Non-Objective Guideline.
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