Document Redmond_doc_3645c62882

Design Standard Suggested Code Concepts Photo of Appropriate Code Implementation Photo of Inappropriate Code Implementation Identification of building materials: Distinctive masonry and variety of materials similar to historic structures reclaimed and repurposed historic and traditional brick stucco wood stone other materials include marble, tile, and metal, such as for visual interest not exposed/unfinished concrete, corrugated metal, mirrored glass, or vinyl siding other materials considered on case-by-case basis similar in character to those used historically demonstrate timeless character and exemplary design sympathetic to the structures within the Historic Core example, stucco or cast stone for human scale and architectural interest Color Preferred colors reflect the historic patterns including variety other colors if complementary to surrounding structures not to detract from the historic buildings use natural color of materials such as brick, stone, tile and stained wood color applied, such as paints and coatings, should be muted exception for doors—historically vivid and/or distinct Old Town Historic Core Overlay Draft Amendments to Design Standards—Architecture and Design BUILDING MATERIAL www.redmond.gov/history Contact: Kimberly Dietz, 425‐556‐2415, [EMAIL REDACTED] Sarah Stiteler, 425‐556‐2469, [EMAIL REDACTED] Please include your comments: