Surround each block with attractive and almost continuous building frontage.
Along the sides of streets and lanes, there is a need for buildings to form attractive, active edges. At the same time, there is also a need for the buildings to be exposed to light and open space, and to include yard zones to form transitional lay- ers from public to private. They can do this by lining the edges of the blocks, forming perimeter buildings.
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Create perimeter buildings that abut the streets surrounding each block, with almost continuous building frontage to the maximum extent possible. Create variety in the building form with step- backs and setbacks, and layers of semi-private space.
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When within Perimeter Blocks, create buildings at the edges. Build some of them on Small Plots, with fine-grained features at the streetscapes. Use Place Networks to create layers and articulations of space along the frontages.
Then create with Ornamental Construction and Human-Scale Detail along the frontages of the buildings.
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