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Architectural Style Guidelines, cont'd <br /> <br /> 4. Roof . <br /> ry <br /> a. Prima rooftends to be hidden ~ _ <br /> by the street-facing parapet. ~ I'i~ I I - <br /> b. Can be sloped or flat. Sloped ~ t; <br /> roofs may be clad in metal or a ,fir. - -n~ <br /> '1P;~~ ~ P ~ ~ ~ ~~'r <br /> wood shingles. _ _ ~ <br /> w <br /> ~k~ ~ G <br /> _ <br /> p ~ <br /> . o; <br /> Composition shingle roof Sloped metal roof Parapet <br /> 5. Drainage - _ - <br /> a. May be conducted off pitched - ~ ~ ~ ~ <br /> roofs by a traditional combine- - 1 <br /> tion of gutters and downspouts. - - ~r~ <br /> b. orat mephoarvilyt of ected I <br /> ndnl _ _ ~ ~ ! ~ r I~~.,_ ~ L - i <br /> wells. - - - - ~ <br /> _ <br /> _ " <br /> - - <br /> - ~ rte- ~ _ <br /> ..z C..~.__, <br /> Scupper with downspout Gutter and downspout Cater and do v c, r„ <br /> 6. Openings <br /> a. Windows and doors are framed <br /> with wood trim. - ~ - - <br /> ` ~ - tY~ - - - - <br /> b. Windows are multi-paned and - ~r <br /> vertical in orientation. J' .n.+.r*~.-~-~^ - <br /> x- - <br /> c. Ground floor primarily glazed ~ ~ ~ ~.a. <br /> with transoms over storefronts; , <br /> Upper floors glazed with smaller, i 4? "1~ ~ 4 i~ i~ ~41"'H, .7yt[~` <br /> vertical openings. ~ <br /> ItL <br /> Commercial storefronts Parapet details Double-hung windows on second floor <br /> 7. Attached Elements _ ; <br /> a. Anumber ofdecorated architec- I i t~,r ~ ~ X <br /> tural elements such as porches, 1RRGT ax~ ~rp ~I <br /> balconies, awnings, and bay win- w.m \ ~ «;oy ~ - <br /> doves can encroach beyond the = f _ g~ P~ ~ I <br /> primary exterior surface of build- I ' I ~ ~ i <br /> ingsandintotheirsetbacks. i ~ ~ ` ~ ~ ~ ~ _ <br /> b. Arcades and galleries can extend ~ g-, ~ 11 ~ l~_ ~ _ "'w~iu <br /> also into the front setback. _ ~ - ~ _ - - <br /> c. Columns are hi hl articulate t ~ - !SelWfie - <br /> I I I <br /> _ i` P <br /> g Y <br /> trimmed or capped.~ir ~ ~'"~'"g~ ` ~ ~ - _ - • I b 'it6 <br /> Awning with braces Arcade with signs Projecting bays windows <br /> 8. Massing irw` <br /> a. Tend to have one primary facade i ~ ~ ~ ~ I~~i~~~ <br /> that faces the street and is artic- ~ ~ l q I~ y & h v ' <br /> ulated as a decorated flat plane _ aYl I ~ <br /> b. Can be one- or two-story and - - ~ ( ~ R iR I <br /> 5 <br /> tend to have astreet-facing a _ ~ ' i " _ <br /> T.. ~T~ 1 , <br /> I <br /> architectural bias. ~ e ~ t" ~ I{ <br /> ~ ~ <br /> sr° 7~ ~ - ~ ~ II <br /> ~ v i ~ I <br /> ~ ~ ~ ~ <br /> _ ~ <br /> _ J <br /> . „ _ r T ~ sk i~ enas with one-story middle Twe stu y with n~ ~h and ba.;orr~ <br /> 9. Site Definition and Landsca e ~ +.;F d-~, <br /> a. Buildings can situated in a zero- ~ I y~~ r~ri ~"4r ~ <br /> setback, urban condition where ~1 ~ ~h" a sr x;~, <br /> landscaping is limited to planted V F" ~ t ' ~ ' <br /> pots. - mm( 'I ,fix CL^~ ~i~ <br /> b. Buildings can also have a front ~r ~ la~ a <br /> yard, arcade, forecourt or face a " ~i' ~ ~ ~ e <br /> courtyard. ~ ~ U? rc i . a";~a8 ~Gh ' <br /> . f'-. - <br /> Patio ForecouR Informal planters and rain barrels <br /> TRANSIT ZONING CODE 4:44 <br /> SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT 84 <br /> City of Santa Ana, California <br /> <br />