7.1. EDSR 08-17-2020 - Laserfiche WebLink

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g. Wood and/or metal framing shall be finished in a color to coordinate with the building's overall color scheme. h. Window air conditioners shall not be allowed in primary facades. i. Balconies on primary facades (excluding facades that face the river) shall not be deeper than 24 inches. j. Lintels shall be of an acceptable primary facade building material or architectural precast concrete. k. Design and detail of bay, bowed and/or boxed windows shall be different from unit to unit. Guidelines: a. On primary upper facades, the sum of window widths per floor should equal 40 to 45 percent of the total unit width. b. Upper facade windows are encouraged to align directly above one another from floor to floor. C. All upper primary facade windowsills, on a given floor in a given unit, are preferred to be at the same height. (9) Awnings. Standards: a. Awnings shall be of a weather treated canvas/fabric material in either a solid or vertical striped pattern. b. Awnings may be either fixed or operable. C. Awnings, if desired, shall be placed at a minimum over all storefront windows of a unit width. d. Awnings for upper facade windows shall be individual to each opening. e. With the exception of dome awnings, the end of awnings shall project out perpendicular from building. f. Awnings shall not extend to the unit edges. g. The same style and color of awning shall not extend beyond one unit width. h. The bottom of the fringe shall not be lower than seven feet four inches or higher than eight feet from the sidewalk. i. Lower facade awnings shall not extend above the bottom of the stringcourse line. j. No signage shall be placed on the ends of the awing. k. If signage is to be located on an awning field, it shall not exceed 25 percent of total field area in the lower facade and be limited to only one awning per unit. 1. Lettering,not to exceed four inches in height, shall be allowed on the awning fringe. Guidelines: