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SPECIFIC LAND USE GUIDELINES AND STPKDARDS STOCKTON METnOPOLITAN AIRPORT- SPECIAL PURPOSE PLAN c. Architectural Character 2. There shall be a 30 foot minimum setback from building to building. Goals: 3. There shall be a 10 foot minimum setback 0 Create a cohesive campus development El between: which promotes architectural variety. • buildings and parking lots 0 Continue the high-tech tradition of building. 0 • Use materials and colors that enhance the natural surroundings,compliment existing 13 b. Building Heights and Massing buildings and draw on the tradition of the 13 site and region. Goal: 0 Promote high quality craftsmanship and the 13 use of appropriate materials. • Encourage variety in height and massing to 13 create visual axes,and provide a sense of Guidelines: 13 enclosure and protection from prevailing winds,especially at entry courts and public I. Buildings should take their design cues from 13 outdoor spaces. thigh-tech themes. However,they should not copy surrounding buildings nor mimic a his- El Guidelines: torical style. 13 I. Building massing and heights should be 2. Buildings should be in appropriate scale and El appropriate to their use,site,and surround- in proportion to their site, use,and context. ing context. Variations in height,within limits, a are encouraged. 3. Expressive detailing is encouraged over applied ornament. 2. Building height and massing should clearly 13 organize spaces within the building to orient 4. Buildings should incorporate colors which workers and visitors. complement the surroundings natural fea- El tures and built context,while providing visual 3. Massing should reinforce building entries. variety. Colors which are bold,unusually 0 Entry features which project above the gen- bright or used in highly graphic combinations Ea eral building mass are encouraged. are discouraged. E3 4. Long, unarticulated roof lines should be 5. Facade articulation is encouraged through avoided. Roof massing should be modulated the use of deep set windows,projecting to increase solar efficiency and correspond entries, projecting bays, and other facade to distinct spaces within the building. treatments;long uninterrupted walls should be avoided. 5. Campus planned developments should create complementary variety in the massing and 6. Windows should be appropriate to the scale composition of multi-building complexes. and use of the building. `Nail-on' windows shall not be used,they should have surround- 6. Outdoor seating areas for employees should ing trim and a sill. be incorporated into the building design. 7. Entries should be pronounced and made spe- 13 cial through the use of architectural elements p such as columns, projections and overhangs 0 IV. 4-2 WORKING CAMPUS 13