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CHAPTER 5 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS + GUIDELINES <br />10. BUILDING ACCESSIBILITY. Provide building <br />types and entrances that are accessible to <br />people of all ages and abilities, including <br />ground -floor accessible entries, lobbies, <br />and elevator access. <br />11. NIGHTTIME VISIBILITY. Building entries <br />and addresses shall provide clear <br />nighttime visibility from the street. <br />12. HIGH -QUALITY, DURABLE MATERIALS. <br />Utilize high -quality, durable finishing <br />materials such as concrete, steel, wood, <br />and glass. <br />13. ICONIC LANDMARKS. Encourage iconic, <br />memorable landmarks and buildings <br />distinguished from their surroundings in a <br />variety of architectural styles. <br />w <br />0 <br />0 <br />UPPER STORY <br />s � u <br />RESIDENTIAL FRONTAGE <br />14. ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS. Encourage <br />architectural details such as reveals, <br />course lines, decorative cornices, columns, <br />canopies, arbors, trellises, etc. <br />15. PEDESTRIAN ENTRYWAYS. Encourage <br />porches, balconies, stoops and other <br />pedestrian entryways along the street <br />frontage. <br />16. SEPARATE ENTRANCES. Provide separate <br />entrances for different uses in vertical <br />mixed use developments. <br />MAJOR MINOR <br />MASSING MASSING <br />BREAK BREAK <br />GROUND -FLOOR RETAIL / OFFICE <br />W/ RESIDENTIAL ABOVE <br />Examples ofdesirable building design and articulation strategies <br />SPECIAL CORNER <br />ARTICULATION AND <br />ROOFFORM <br />91 <br />