3.1.5 Roofs,Cornices and Parapets
• Roofs and flashings should be repaired to avoid water damage. Visible roofing elements clad in copper or galvanized steel should be replaced with similar materials. Where the roof structure allows, green roofs or terraces should be encouraged. • Where necessary, cornices and parapets should be repaired or replaced to their original configuration. Masonry walls should be exposed up to and including
• Non-traditional colours should be discouraged. Most traditional colours have a grey undertone to them. Accent Materials • Choice accent materials might be appropriate providing they complement and historic character of the street. Examples of acceptable accent materials might include: steel, copper, and painted or natural wood.
Prohibited Materials • Certain materials should be prohibited when
the parapet. Corrugated metal facing or modern prefinished materials applied to the parapet are discouraged.
renovating heritage buildings, including un-matched brick, pre-cast concrete panel, uncomplimentary block, ceramic wall tiling, large expanses of stucco, and common aluminum, plastic and vinyl siding.
Where necessary, cornices and parapets should be repaired or replaced to their original configuration.
Cornices and parapets are often subjected to deterioration due to weather exposure.
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