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Canopies and Awnings <br />Canopies and awnings are noteworthy features on many buildings in the downtown, and their <br />continued use is encouraged. Traditionally, these features were simple in detail, and reflected <br />the character of the building to which they were attached. <br />9. An awning or canopy should be in character with the building and streetscape. <br />Window Design <br />The manner in which windows are used to articulate a building wall is an important consideration <br />in establishing a sense of scale and visual continuity. In traditional commercial buildings, a <br />storefront system was installed on the ground floor and upper story windows most often <br />appeared as punched openings. Window design and placement should help to establish a sense <br />of scale and provide pedestrian interest. <br />10. Provide a high level of ground floor transparency on a building in an area traditionally <br />defined by commercial storefronts. <br />1 1. The use of a contemporary storefront design is encouraged in commercial settings. <br />12. Arrange windows to reflect the traditional rhythm and general alignment of windows <br />in the area. <br />MMM <br />