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f. Wood: the hard fiborous substance, found beneath the bark, that makes up the greater part of a <br />tree's trucks which is cut and dried for use as a building material. The following Naturally Durable <br />Wood species (listed in the International Building Code) are preferred: Redwood, Black Locust, Black <br />Walnut, Alaska Yellow Cedar, Eastern Red Cedar, Western Red Cedar. This definition shall not include <br />Cross - Laminated Timber or Structural Composite Lumber as defined in the International Building Code. <br />Wood — Shown as an accent material on a cornrnereial building <br />g. Architectural Metal: metals used for decorative architectural purposes. Includes insulated <br />architectural metal panels, and rain screen architectural metal panels with no exposed fasteners. Also <br />includes corrugated metal with no exposed fasteners which may be used only to reinforce a vernacular <br />design theme provided that it does not exceed the allowable percentages as outlined in the Exterior <br />Material Requirements for Buildings in the Land Development Code. <br />Architectural Metal —Bused as building accents <br />(Left, accents of al urnirnurn and metal panel Right, Accents of capper <br />h. Glass Block: a hollow translucent block, usually with a textured exterior, made of fused glass <br />bonded together by mortar or grout. <br />Dili %'/i1(Jr, "J,"ro�'>�V V a ?1;11�f�'lTfd�li�i„ ��I�4V�iViYR1kV«i�ln�.. <br />P3UilMLE kiFOMO CLEAR <br />r. rm�lvJw',�trw�0�u�',, 7 4 L.n;��r✓ ! "�l�' r u7 ,. <br />i <br />rr r <br />u .� IJWYrP4G rwev�u V`1 <br />cow., *.nL gwmcx�w, wnxwe <br />Glass Black — available in r'na ny textures, some of which are displayed above <br />