Building Articulation definition
Building Articulation means the division of a building
Building Articulation. A high level of articulation and visual interest is strongly preferred in facades, roof-lines, porches, dormers, and other building features. Usable porches should be a prominent design element in the different building models offered for sale in the project. The design and layout of individual buildings will vary so as to prevent visual monotony within the development.
Examples of Building Articulation in a sentence
The Building Articulation Day is a district institute day and is a restricted day for business leave use.
Facades will be articulated to provide a 6 foot wide Building Articulation Zone that permits bays, canopies and architectural elements to enhance the ground level pedestrian experience.
SMC 20.50.250(B)(3)(i) Building Articulation, is modified to allow articulation features at least every 80 feet (standard is 35 feet) and to only require building length regulations set out in SMC 20.50.250.B.5 to apply to the floors above the ground level floor.