Leather District - Urban Design And Development Issues
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However, alterations or construction on top of historic buildings (most Category I and II buildings) will not be permitted, especially on those that reinforce a row with a consistent roof line or roof type on a street/block.
With all rooftop additions, direct and oblique views should be taken into consideration, especially when it is a vertical extension of the facade. How the building facade meets the sky as seen from the street, neighboring buildings, and open space should be examined. When c...reating a vertical extension to an existing facade, up to the 80' height limit, it is important to consider the: o Composition of the base, middle, and top of a building; the new addition should not strip existing parapet and cornice detailing, but instead incorporate this into the new design.
o Existing visual rhythms and proportional systems which should be incorporated into the addition.
o Appropriate solid/void ratios which should be used to complement the existing building.
In the case of a vertical extension to the facade, the height of the addition should depend on the average height of the cornice lines within the block and the proportions of the existing building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, alterations or construction on top of historic buildings (most Category I and II buildings) will not be permitted, especially on those that reinforce a row with a consistent roof line or roof type on a street/block.
With all rooftop additions, direct and oblique views should be taken into consideration, especially when it is a vertical extension of the facade. How the building facade meets the sky as seen from the street, neighboring buildings, and open space should be examined. When c...reating a vertical extension to an existing facade, up to the 80' height limit, it is important to consider the: o Composition of the base, middle, and top of a building; the new addition should not strip existing parapet and cornice detailing, but instead incorporate this into the new design.
o Existing visual rhythms and proportional systems which should be incorporated into the addition.
o Appropriate solid/void ratios which should be used to complement the existing building.
In the case of a vertical extension to the facade, the height of the addition should depend on the average height of the cornice lines within the block and the proportions of the existing building.
What to read after Leather District - Urban Design And Development Issues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston Redevelopment Authority to read onlineMoreLess
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