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Commission OKs revised elevations for office at 455 Northlake Drive with downspout adjustment

3744304 · June 9, 2025
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Summary

An applicant refined previously approved elevations for an office building at 455 Northlake Drive; the Planning Commission approved the modified elevations and a relocation/reduction in rooftop downspouts and noted lowered parapet heights and rooftop screening.

The Planning Commission approved modified building elevations for an office building at 455 Northlake Drive after the applicant reduced parapet heights, adjusted architectural details and revised rooftop downspout locations.

Laura (Staff member, Planning Department) reminded commissioners they previously approved the project in March and described refinements in color placement, a 4‑inch wall projection to add articulation, lowered parapet heights (about 2 feet reduction), and the addition of downspouts as an architectural element. Architect Doug Carrithers said the design was simplified to use a single downspout between two windows on the south elevation instead of three, and that rooftop mechanical units would be fully screened.

Commissioners complimented the revised delineation between building sections and the enhanced entrance articulation. A motion to approve the building-elevation modifications, with the adjustment to the number and location of the downspouts as presented, passed unanimously.