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Home My WebLink AboutAGGIE STATION (FORMERLY LANDMARK APARTMENTS EXPANSION) - PDP - PDP120031 - PLANS - ELEVATIONSMONTH, DD YYYY Project Location PROJECT TITLE YOUR NAME PAGE DESCRIPTION A 01 AGGIE STATION APARTMENTS 920 HOBBIT STREET, FORT COLLINS, CO 80523 BUILDING ELEVATIONS 12 UNIT 3 STORY Issued For SD: ------- Issued For DD: ------- Issued For Permit: ------- Issued For Construction: ------- Revision Number Revision Date Plot Date 11/16/2012 8:59 AM 2594 A2.12      Building Character: Horizontal massing, Reduction in scale, low slope roofs, indoor outdoor connection, overlapping shapes, compatible materials Horizontal massing & reduction in scale: The 1st story siding element provides a horizontal base for the building. The upper story material masses and window patterns strengthen the horizontal. The low horizontal stone components extend into the landscape. Roof elements at lower levels of the building in conjunction with material changes reduce the visual mass of the buildings and strengthen the horizontal lines. Low slope roofs: The 2:12 pitch roofs complement the neighboring ranch houses, keep scale of building down, and strengthen horizontal lines. Cross gables with shed roof elements highlight changes in mass to reduce the visual scale of the buildings. Indoor outdoor connection: Interior building elements extend to the exterior through windows located on inside and outside corners. Tall windows allow ceiling/roof lines to visually extend from inside to outside to blur the lines between indoor and outdoor. Building features extend into the landscape, physically connecting the building to the site, and landscape features reinforce the building extensions into the landscape. Compatible materials: The materials used are prevalent in mid-century ranch style homes, including board siding, stucco, stone, and glass. The layering and placement of the materials is designed to reduce the visual scale of the buildings. 35' 7" 35' 7" ASPHALT SHINGLES BOARD AND BATTON SIDING HORIZONTAL SIDING STUCCO FINISH 2 - SAGE BUILDING ENRTY | STAIR STUCCO FINISH 1 - WHEAT CULTERED STONE VENEER STUCCO FINISH 1 - WHEAT STUCCO FINISH 2 - SAGE BOARD AND BATTON SIDING CULTERED STONE VENEER 4'-0" X 1'-8" WINDOW ASPHALT SHINGLES STUCCO FINISH 1 - WHEAT STUCCO FINISH 2 - SAGE CONTROL JOINTS 1'-11" X 5'-4" WINDOW BOARD AND BATTON SIDING HORIZONTAL SIDING CULTURED STONE VENEER MONTH, DD YYYY Project Location PROJECT TITLE YOUR NAME PAGE DESCRIPTION A 01 AGGIE STATION APARTMENTS 920 HOBBIT STREET, FORT COLLINS, CO 80523 BUILDING ELEVATIONS 16 UNIT 3 STORY Issued For SD: ------- Issued For DD: ------- Issued For Permit: ------- Issued For Construction: ------- Revision Number Revision Date Plot Date 11/16/2012 8:59 AM 2594 A2.13         ASPHALT SHINGLES BOARD AND BATTON SIDING HORIZONTAL SIDING STUCCO FINISH 2 - SAGE BUILDING ENRTY | STAIR STUCCO FINISH 1 - WHEAT CULTERED STONE VENEER 22' 2" 17' 3" 35' 7" STUCCO FINISH 1 - WHEAT STUCCO FINISH 2 - SAGE BOARD AND BATTON SIDING CULTERED STONE VENEER 4'-0" X 1'-8" WINDOW ASPHALT SHINGLES STUCCO FINISH 1 - WHEAT STUCCO FINISH 2 - SAGE CONTROL JOINTS 1'-11" X 5'-4" WINDOW BOARD AND BATTON SIDING HORIZONTAL SIDING CULTURED STONE VENEER 6'-0" X 3"-2" WINDOW 7'-11" X 5'-4" WINDOW ASPHALT SHINGLES STUCCO FINISH 1- SAGE STUCCO FINISH 2 - WHEAT HORIZONTAL SIDING CULTURED STONE VENEER 2'-6" X 5'-4" WINDOW 10'-0' X 5'-4" WINDOW 4'-0" X 3'-2" WINDOW 6'-0" x 5'-4" WINDOW MONTH, DD YYYY Project Location PROJECT TITLE YOUR NAME PAGE DESCRIPTION A 01 AGGIE STATION APARTMENTS 920 HOBBIT STREET, FORT COLLINS, CO 80523 PERSPECTIVE + WALL SECTIONS 16 UNIT 3 STORY Issued For SD: ------- Issued For DD: ------- Issued For Permit: ------- Issued For Construction: ------- Revision Number Revision Date Plot Date 11/16/2012 8:59 AM 2594 A2.14     6'-0" X 3'-2" WINDOW 6'-0" X 5'-8" WINDOW 21' 4" Building Character: Horizontal massing, Reduction in scale, low slope roofs, indoor outdoor connection, overlapping shapes, compatible materials Horizontal massing & reduction in scale: The 1st story siding element provides a horizontal base for the building. The upper story material masses and window patterns strengthen the horizontal. The low horizontal stone components extend into the landscape. Roof elements at lower levels of the building in conjunction with material changes reduce the visual mass of the buildings and strengthen the horizontal lines. Low slope roofs: The 2:12 pitch roofs complement the neighboring ranch houses, keep scale of building down, and strengthen horizontal lines. Cross gables with shed roof elements highlight changes in mass to reduce the visual scale of the buildings. Indoor outdoor connection: Interior building elements extend to the exterior through windows located on inside and outside corners. Tall windows allow ceiling/roof lines to visually extend from inside to outside to blur the lines between indoor and outdoor. Building features extend into the landscape, physically connecting the building to the site, and landscape features reinforce the building extensions into the landscape. Compatible materials: The materials used are prevalent in mid-century ranch style homes, including board siding, stucco, stone, and glass. The layering and placement of the materials is designed to reduce the visual scale of the buildings. ENCLOSED BIKE STORAGE 23' 9" 35' 1" 21' 7" 16' 4" 29' 9" 35' 7" 7'-11" X 5'-4" WINDOW ASPHALT SHINGLES STUCCO FINISH 1- SAGE STUCCO FINISH 2 - WHEAT HORIZONTAL SIDING CULTURED STONE VENEER 2'-6" X 5'-4" WINDOW 10'-0' X 5'-4" WINDOW 4'-0" X 3'-2" WINDOW 6'-0" x 5'-4" WINDOW 6'-0" X 3'-2" WINDOW 6'-0" X 5'-8" WINDOW ENCLOSED BIKE STORAGE HORIZONTAL SIDING 35' 1" 21' 7"    29' 9" 29' 9" 33' 1"  