ARTIC Mixed-Use District Conceptual ... - City of Anaheim

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Use of building and landscape accent uplighting is
discouraged to reduce light pollution.
Lighting should be used to help enhance a nighttime
image of a structure, sculpture or landscape element.
Building and wall lighting should be indirect. Lights
may be used to create shadows, relief or outline effects
when such lighting is indirect or concealed. Colored
lighting may be used to create special effects or add
visual interest.
Lighting shall be designed to minimize glare and provide
uniform distribution.
Lighting should be designed to serve as visual cues for
enhanced and clarified wayfinding.
Overhead and exposed wiring and conduit for outdoor
lighting is not permitted.
Thoughtful use of neon lighting is permitted, especially
in the ARTIC Transit Center and for retail uses.
Public art in the form of interactive water features, sculptures, murals, etc.
March 4, 2009
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4 • Public Realm Guidelines
Pragmatic lighting design solutions that are costeffective,
energy-efficient and easy to maintain should
be explored.
Solar powered lighting is strongly encouraged.
Buildings should be designed to allow for natural
daylighting so as to minimize the need for artificial
lighting during daylight hours.
4.6 Public Art
Public art increases the interest and attractiveness of the
place, adds personality to the development, and entertains
and educates the public. A public art program shall be
required. Art elements may serve as landmarks in the
ARTIC Mixed-Use District.
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Public art may include sculptures, tower elements,
water features, mosaic, murals, decorative carving,
ornamental benches, decorative paving, special light
features and other elements of a unique, attractive and
high quality nature that embody artistic flair.
ARTIC Mixed-Use District Conceptual Development Guidelines • 4-9