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Page 12 <br />based using large expanses of binding neutrals accented with contrasting or analogous <br />pairs. For example, orange and brown, chartreuse and gray, teal, brown and white, pink <br />and brown or simply a materials solution of wood, stone, brick, and white. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />L. Architectural Design Criteria <br />General <br />The selected style shall be consistently applied throughout each property with variation <br />allowed for function, focus, economy, scale and a “sense of history”. A “sense of history” <br />utilizes the concept of “buildings constructed over time” providing variety and interest to <br />individual properties while maintaining an overall sense of place. <br /> <br />Quality <br />The architectural design of the home should include appropriate architectural detailing <br />and that is professionally executed and complementary to the overall design character <br />of the community. <br /> <br />Massing, Volume, and Bulk <br />In order to maintain views of the hills beyond, singular, large formal structures are not <br />appropriate. Multiple, articulated, additive forms of varied heights are appropriate to the <br />rural feel. <br /> <br />To enhance the articulation and depth of the architecture, elements are encouraged <br />such as covered porches at entries and patios, entry alcoves, bay windows, entry and <br />parking courts and connective breezeways. <br /> <br /> <br />