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Design board signs off on Amplify master sign plan, limits illumination facing residences
Summary
The board approved DR-2026-11, the master sign plan for the Amplify multi-tenant building, allowing halo, flood and punch-through illumination but requiring the east elevation (facing residences) to be non‑illuminated and aligning monument sign criteria with building signage.
The Design Review Board approved the master sign plan for the Amplify multi‑tenant building, clarifying allowed illumination and placement.
Architect Walt Lindgren presented the master sign plan and located potential sign opportunities on the south and west elevations. Lindgren told the board the plan is intended to provide flexibility for two primary tenants and to place signage so it complements, rather than overwhelms, building architecture.
Staff recommended that the east elevation facing residences be designated non‑illuminated and that punch‑through illumination be added to the list of allowed wall‑sign illumination types. The board approved updated site‑specific criteria, authorized the sign examples shown for punch‑through treatments and approved the sign placements shown on the elevations dated and stamped 03/12/2026.
Next steps: the applicant will finalize a master sign plan consistent with the approved criteria and submit details with building permit applications.
