South Broad Street Corridor Plan - the City of San Luis Obispo

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South Broad Street Corridor Area Plan – PC Hearing Draft February 2012 Figure 5.3 Railroad Vernacular style buildings in the Area Plan (Clockwise, from left: 762 Woodbridge, 743 Caudill, 2546 Victoria, and 2950 McMillan) 63
South Broad Street Corridor Area Plan – PC Hearing Draft February 2012 Figure 5.4 Metal shop/warehouse at 778 Francis Railroad Commercial Style. Commercial buildings associated with the railroad consisted of a diverse range of styles and materials; however, certain style elements were prevalent and helped define the area’s historic character and sense of place. Architectural styles ranged from simple shed-type or gable-roofed metal buildings to brick, plaster, and concrete multi-story, rectilinear and round buildings. The following should be used in commercial, mixed-use, industrial shed, live-work, and courtyard building types: common brick; horizontal wood board siding; vertical board-and-batt siding; corrugated metal siding and roofing; double-hung, casement, jalousie, and fixed-glass windows with trim; use of brick trim and metal lintels over doors and windows; stone foundations or accent courses; decorative roof parapets; arched window and door openings; decorative roof rafters; clerestory windows; and concrete, tile, and smooth plaster. Examples of old and new buildings are shown in Figures 5.4, 5.5, and 5.6. More examples can be found in the City’s Railroad District Plan. Figure 5.5 Contemporary metal-sided office building reflects railroad influences at 1980 Santa Barbara Avenue Figure 5.6 Remodeled railroad warehouse with saw tooth roof and clerestory windows at 1940 Santa Barbara Avenue 64
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