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City Center Design Standards

Bellingham, Washington

August 2002

City Center Design Standards

Bellingham, Washington

August 2002

Prepared by:

Winter & Company

Hoshide Williams Architects

Nakano Associates, LLC

Credits

City of Bellingham

Mark Asmundson, Mayor

Planning & Community Development Department

Patricia Decker, Director

Steve Price, Assistant Director

Greg Aucutt, Senior Planner

Sheila Hardy, Special Projects Manager

Rick Decker, Parking Services Manager

Katie Franks, Office of Neighborhoods and Community Development

Bea Pearson, Planning Secretary

Downtown Renaissance Network

Mauri Ingram, Director

Lydia Bennett, Saratoga Commercial Management

Tony Cava, RMC Architects

Brad Cornwell, RMC Architects

Michael Durbin, David Evans & Associates

Bob Hall, Daylight Properties

Mike Smith, Zervas Group Architects

Chris Webb, 2020 Engineering

Consultants

Winter & Company

775 Poplar Avenue, Boulder, CO 80304

Noré V. Winter

Ray Kramer

Brian W. Koenig

With assistance from:

Hoshide Williams Architects

Nakano Associates, LLC

Historic Photographs

All historic photographs are courtesy of the Whatcom Museum of History and

Art, Bellingham, Washington.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Why have Design Standards?

Why Preserve Historic Resources?

Character Areas

Intent of the Design Standards and Review Process

How this Book is Organized

How to Use this Handbook

Basic Principles of Design in Bellingham’s City Center

Additional Key Principles for the Design of Commercial Buildings

1. Alterations & New Construction

Architectural Character

Site Plan

Mass, Scale and Form

Exterior Building Materials

Upper Story Windows

Entries

Auto-Oriented and Franchise Commercial Buildings

Industrial Uses

City Center Design Standards Historic Resources Map

2. Building Rehabilitation

Concern for Preservation of Character-defining Features

Character-Defining Features

Design of Alterations

Storefronts

Windows & Doors

Entries

Kickplates

Cornices

Facade Materials

Design of Additions

3. Parking Facilities

Location of Parking Facilities

Visual Impacts of Surface Parking

Visual Impacts of Parking Structures

Security and Pedestrian Circulation

Bicycles and Alternate Transportation

Multi-Modal Transportation Coordination

Hardscape Surface Material Selection

4. All Projects

Lighting

Awnings and Canopies

Mechanical Equipment and Service Utilities

Technical Maintenance and Repairs

Signs

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