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1 <br /> a <br /> i 414 i..-.,i' <br /> 1,a -':.12- L_ <br /> i _ _ <br /> _._, . _ _ <br /> Figure 35. Look to the older homes in the neighborhood for good ideas on <br /> integrating design details into new buildings. <br /> t...:7;1 iiirjr:m 7,,.,ttlizri ii0-4444, ,A,:t4r,;:, <br /> A <br /> ,,,!, , 1..':::',10:71. <br /> ��, <br /> M <br /> r 41 r-, pki <br /> , AN FA;it <br /> j <br /> Figure 36. Contemporary detailing may also be appropriate(e.g., decorative trellis, <br /> balconies, brick). <br /> d. Modulation/articulation. All residential buildings and residential portions of mixed- <br /> use buildings shall include at least three of the following modulation and/or <br /> articulation features at intervals of no more than twenty-five feet along all facades <br /> facing a street: <br /> (1) Repeating distinctive window patterns at intervals less than twenty-five feet. <br /> (2) Vertical building modulation. Minimum depth and width of modulation is <br /> eighteen inches and four feet(respectively) if tied to a change in color or <br /> building material and/or roofline modulation as defined below. Otherwise, <br /> minimum depth of modulation is ten feet and minimum width for each <br /> modulation is fifteen feet. Balconies may not be used to meet modulation option <br /> unless they are recessed or projected from the facade and integrated with the <br /> building's architecture as determined by the planning director. For example, <br /> 72 <br />