Eugene plan would drop building‑length cap and regulate mass by windows, articulation
Planning staff proposed eliminating a maximum building length for multi‑unit projects, instead regulating building mass through required window and door coverage and facade articulation, and allowing a broader set of design features to qualify as articulation.
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Amber Friedman, an associate planner with the City of Eugene, described several proposed facade and massing changes intended to allow more design creativity while maintaining street connection. "The maximum length that a building can be is eliminated. Instead, a building's mass is regulated through requirements for window and door coverage and building articulation," Friedman said.
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