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BUILDING ARTICULATION EXAMPLES <br />LSO ft.(3xH)Max4 <br />HORIZONTAL Articulation <br />i <br />15n (25%41 <br />5 R7(25%nR <br />minimum¶ <br />minimum <br />`;11 <br />r .......... <br />_--_° PLAT -If <br />VERTICAL Articulation% <br />5 ft.(25 %xHA <br />minimum <br />15 ft (25%mQ I I <br />minimum <br />PlssibiefLt:An-AN 11 <br />8. Architectural design guidelines for facades and buildings in Reserves 1 and 2: <br />(a) Exterior Fagade Materials <br />(1) Allowed exterior materials are categorized into the following three groups, of <br />which at least two materials from different groups shall be used in all exterior <br />facades: <br />a. Group A: Brick and stone. <br />b. Group B: Stucco, architectural concrete block with integrated color <br />(split face CMU), factory primed cementitious fiberboard in the form of lap <br />siding or board and batten, EIFS (above 14 feet from grade only), and <br />painted, colored or stamped tilt -wall. <br />C. Group C: Metal, tile, wood. <br />(2) Prohibited exterior materials include cinder block, vinyl, plastic, aggregate <br />pea -gravel finished surfaces, and pre-engineered metal building siding. <br />(3) Primary fagade treatment standards applicable to buildings. The following <br />shall apply to all exterior walls of buildings which are clearly visible from a public <br />street or along an active storefront: <br />Primary Facades, excluding windows, doors, and other openings, shall be <br />constructed of at least 20 percent Group A materials and up to 80 percent Group B <br />materials. However, accent materials from Group C may be allowed in limited <br />Page 99 of 198 <br />