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Ted Shepard - Penny Flats Major Amendment
From: "Dan Rotner" <drotner@coburndev.com>
To: <popiela@fcgov.com>, "Ted Shepard" <tshepard@fcgov.com>,
<cmapes@fcgov.com>
Date: 7/7/2009 5:26:03 PM
Subject: Penny Flats Major Amendment
CC: "John Koval' <jkoval@coburndev.com>
Pam, Clark & Ted:
Following up on our meeting last week we are attaching a revised scheme for Building 3 that addresses the
concerns we discussed. We went through a number of iterations and have focused on this scheme as it
addresses the concerns of scale, context, horizontal massing and overall building character better than any of
the other designs we developed. As discussed, our goal is to arrive at a design with adequate definition to avoid
a subsequent round of architectural review during the permit application process.
The attached illustration includes a rendered elevation of the building along with the overall elevation of the
west facing frontage of the pedestrian spine. The color sampling is representative, but the goal for the base is to
use a brick matching the color and texture of the pressed brick used on the trolley barn. The level above is a
stucco with a shade darker tone of the brick base color. The uppermost level is a vertical metal siding.
Let me know if you have any questions regarding this design. If this document is printed out on 11x17 paper
with page scaling set to "none" it should print to scale. Also, let me know if you need us to send hard copy of
this drawing to finalize your review.
All the best,
Dan
COBURN
creating great placeSTM
Daniel R. Rotner, AIA
Senior Architect
1811 Pearl Street
Boulder, CO 80302
303 442 3351 x1113
www.coburndev.com
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