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Design Standard Suggested Code Concepts Photo of Appropriate Code Implementation Photo of Inappropriate Code Implementation Differentiation along Build- ing Base—Façade Length Building Base differentiated along façade length: varying material modulation façade penetrations such as windows and doors architectural and design treatments such as distinctive columns and pilasters artistic elements 15 feet to 30 feet—minor changes such as a door and window treatment, material, modulation, and change of storefront 100 feet to 150 feet—moderate changes such as artistic and unique elements, distinctive columns and pilasters, interpretive and wayfinding signage, and secondary entrance 200 feet or building corner— significant changes defined through distinctive corner treatments including alcoves or angled storefronts, grand architectural and design treatments such as columns and sculptural and ornamental elements, and enhanced visibility through the building accenting the interior use and perpendicular sidewalk Architectural detail, orna- mental and sculptural ele- ments, artistic and interpre- tive, and vegetated elements Building Base to include design, details, and elements that capture the pedestrian’s attention unique reflect the overall character of the structure respectful of the historic district provide vegetation complement and contribute to the differentiation along the Building Base—Façade Length Old Town Historic Core Overlay Draft Amendments to Design Standards—Architecture and Design SEQUENTIAL PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE www.redmond.gov/history Contact: Kimberly Dietz, 425‐556‐2415, [EMAIL REDACTED] Sarah Stiteler, 425‐556‐2469, [EMAIL REDACTED] Please include your comments: