i appreciate it's logically [ inaudible ] and empg, but the facade just doesn't fit? . composition balance is important for the neighborhood. lucky is a community. >> thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? >> thanks. >> okay. seeing no other public comment, then, we can have rebuttal starting with the appellant. >> hi. sorry. not too many comments, just to reply to the piece about if we were painting our home, would we clean everyone's homes. my concern is more that for the building process, my balcony is less than 10 feet away from where this building is, if there's a lot of dust that happens there, i have plants, have a garden -- small one, but if there's a buchnch of dust tt accumulates on the balancony, don't think it's much to ask it be cleaned, and to provide us with a scheduling of when we need to cover it to make sure that stays kind of reasonable. i think that was the only thing that really -- that stood out to me, but again, we're willing to work together, we're willing to negotiate and make should work. we just wanted to make sure our voic

he'd used humans glass facades to abolish the boundaries between the interior and the outside world . the captain's bridge which links the wings of the building. the principal and masters who now called themselves professors one small look to the future with optimism soon the bone house was a place of pilgrimage for everyone with any interest in architecture. the building speaks for itself creating its own publicist for the balance idea transparency and art on in life behind the glass facade the classrooms and workshops what opened to the world. as environment in decimal two there was no bigotry preliminary course before students were accepted into one of the workshops the coals explored the properties and potential applications of various materials. paper structures created on the preliminary course part of the archive in berlin worked by apprentices exam pieces and masterpieces in the original sense of the word the exhibition refutes the notion that there was just one bow house style there were many. craft work alongside designs for industrial must production. handcrafted one of exh

transformed or is it just a trick of the light words and abstract patterns form and reform on the facade of the fifteenth century former town hall and on the. onlookers become part of this installation. light artist philip guys to video mapping show called frankfurt's facades to tell stories about the city in preparation city residents sent him words to the associated with their remembered. and it's fun sometimes because if some of the terms were in fashion dialect so i had to learn what they meant and i didn't know what they meant it would be for. if there were also terms like burning thirty three respect. for together or cheers. floyd. they send in words with all kinds of associations and yet i just. another of the city's landmarks a concert hall held a premiere of a very different kind it's façade served as the screen for changing times a life artwork by the karma kena design collective and at the milan artists tell the story of the opera house in five. to ten minute show covers the decades from its dedication in october one thousand nine hundred through its destruction in the bombing

transformed or is it just a trick of the light words an abstract patterns form and reform on the facade of the fifteenth century former town hall and. onlookers become part of this installation for light artist philip guys to video mapping show called frankfurt facades to tell stories about the city in preparation city residents sent him word start to associate with their remembered square. and it's fun sometimes because if some of the terms were in tension dialect so i had to know what they meant and i didn't know what they meant. because if there were also terms like burning thirty three respect. for together or cheers. they send in words with all kinds of associations and get i. another of the city's landmarks the whole park concert hall held the premiere of a very different kind it's façade served as the screen for changing times a light artwork by the car mccune a design collective and at the milan artists tell the story of the opera house again five. to ten minute show covers the decades from its dedication in october one thousand nine hundred through its destruction in the bombin

another of the city's landmarks the concert hall held a premier of a very different kind it's façadeserved as the screen for changing times a light artwork by the karma kena design collective and at the milan artist told the story of the opera house again five. to ten minute show covers the decades from its dedication in october one thousand nine hundred through its destruction in the bombings of world war two and its resurrection is the city's famous concert hall. i don't know if you thought that that it was the great value of this project and effort that comes from the combination of new methods with old material. with the aid of new tech. ologies we succeeded in telling the story of the theater and we used all the documents gathered from frankfurt's museums to do so there were photos illustrations and videos. and all it takes place every two years it's also known as the bayani all form light hearted tender urban design could last for six days. the aim is not just to dazzle visitors but to encourage them to rediscover the city and think about sustainable urban development. as a shi

light artist full of guys to video mapping show called frankfurt's facades to tell stories about the city in preparation city residents sent him word start to associate with their remembered. and it's fun sometimes because if some of the terms were in tension dialect so i had to learn what they meant i didn't know what they meant before. there were also terms like burning thirty three respect. for together or cheers. floyd. they send in words with all kinds of associations and yet i. another of the city's landmarks the concert hall filled with premiere of a very different cut it's façade served as the screen for changing times a light artwork by the karma kena design collective and at the mall on artists tell the story of the opera house in five a half. a ten minute show covers the decades from its dedication in october one thousand nine hundred through its destruction in the bombings of world war two and its resurrection is the city's famous concert hall. i don't know if you've got that that it was the great value of this project and effort good comments from the combination of new

of the front street facade. using brick on portions of the facade instead of cement board and using a more proportional window pattern. these visions result in two one-bedroom units changing to two studio units and changing to a three-bedroom unit. on march 2, 2018, the appellant saenlt memo to commission members with corrections to the project description provided in the appeal packet. the correction are that the proposed project would be 191,000 square feet, instead of 191,300 square feet and that the setbacks along broadway and portions of front street would be at the sixth floor rather than the fifth floor. we also want to note that since publication of the packet on march 1, the planning department has received more than 30 comments in support of the project and an opposition to the appeal. these have been forwarded to the commission members. per ceqa guideline, an environmental impact report is prepared if there is substantial evidence that the project either individually or cumulatively may cause a signif

bit of facade and there it is now. and here's another one, there it is... and there it is... and a nice old facade. there it is raised up. and here it is during the process. and here's the rear of it. and here it is with the addition on the top. and here it is pretty much now. here's this one here. it's got the original windows. here is a detail of the underneath. here it is... here it is now. for those of you interested in historical buildings here's a current one, the planning commission hasn't seen that. there's that. this one i didn't bring the before picture, this is in the pioneer district, 1071 alabama, if you want to look it up and there was a penalty on that. here's another one, this is the original house there, two units. and here it is now. sold for like $7 million but that's another story. now what oil show you are things that you could have put a violation, the d.b.i. put a violation on this one but planning commission -- there's the house -- it was resold -- planning department said, no, it's want. they s

when something has a longer facade from the other buildings on the street, making sure that that facade responds to the rhythm and pattern of the typical lot widths in that area, on the other side of the street and that side of the street that's something that we think will be useful, so you get the cadence and feel of the neighborhood extended. and similar window sizes and shapes. making sure that residential buildings feel like residential buildings and not crossing into another type that feels like it might have a different use or something that feels out of scale. providing a facade with texture and human scale. this guideline asks to make sure that materials are compatible. it doesn't necessarily mean adding a cornice, but the intention of it. and it's sculptural and thoughtful, as well as complimenting people at the ground. it's active use. it's transparency, making sure that it acts with the neighborhood. connecting to public space, parks or privately owned, public open space or even the sidewalk. supporting public transportation, and all of our transportation issues. fostering w

he stopped by new hudson facades, a manufacturer in lynnwood, tax reform earn abled them to in -- enabled them to increase pay by 5% and they are contributing to the 401(k). how about out in montana. the senator there went to pacific steel in great falls where sales are up 25%. sales are up 25% since tax reform passed. in west virginia, senator capito joined a roundtable at a hunting ton chamber of commerce where she heard about increased optimism. in nevada, 90% of the business owners that senator heller spoke with say they plan to increase benefits, hire more workers, or invest in their operations. now, mr. president, it's a shame our democratic colleagues still haven't been able to extract themselves from their lockstep opposition to this historic law. if they had gotten their way, none of this good news would have happened. none of it. only one of the senators from pennsylvania voted for the law that is allowing that lynnwood manufacturer to expand, only one senator from ohio voted for the new law that is helping those workers in lima. only one senator from nevada voted to give small

that's 18% of the -- 18% of the facade. can they zoom out on that? it takes up about 50% of the ground floor retail space. thank you. the opening is out of proportion with the facade and significantly reduces the storefront, and it reduces the number of dwelling units. so what's the problem? leland avenue is a commercial corridor. it's nc-2, and you know, we have certain expectations of commercial corridors, that buildings are attractive, they're active, and this building doesn't contribute either. it's not attractive, and it does point help anchor the space. you might think well, it's certainly better than a vacant lot. well, it's not because once you build this, it's there forever. if we don't build this, maybe we can come up with something better, and if we do, that's going to be a benefit to everyone. so is there a solution? i think the planning department and the sponsor proposed putting a pickup roll up door. they can do better. i think we can do better just by kind of thinking about what's happening behind it. so let me be clear. i'm in full s

the facade didn't last very long.e have seen since the attacks accusations from the far right that emmanuel macron was not decisive enough. that the state of emergency should be reinstated. that there was a lack of willingness to act. and so one thing that he said at the very beginning, he basically ,old the events of last friday he said one thing that will go unnoticed. he said within 15 minutes the unit was there. this was a subtle way of responding to those who say the security services were not up to speed and more should be done. saying weis way of have done everything we could. today you had a show of national unity. in termss very telling of what france has been going through for the past six years. we had a predecessors of emmanuel macron, francois hollande whose mandate was regularly -- there were regular attacks, terrorist attacks from bataclan,ebdo, the he said that death was really hanging over his mandate. back to 2012, nicolas sarkozy was president. we were smack in the middle of the presidential campaig

another of the city's landmarks the concert hall held the premiere of a very different kind it's façadeserved as the screen for changing times a life artwork by the karma kena design collective and at the milan artist told the story of the opera house in five a half. a ten minute show covers the decades from its dedication in october one thousand nine hundred through its destruction in the bombings of world war two and its resurrection is the city's famous concert hall. i don't know if you've got that it was the great value of this project an effort from the combination of new methods with old material. that he said would heat the up with the aid of new technologies we succeeded in telling the story of the theater and we used old documents gathered from frankfurt's museums to do so. for the days were photos illustrations and videos that. takes place every two years it's also known as the by any old form light hearted and the urban design could last for six days. the game is not just to dazzle visitors but to encourage them to rediscover the city and think about sustainable urban develop

including different amounts of the potentially fitted glass or art or vegetation on the facade. and we seriously hope to work with the neighbors collaboratively on the design element going forward. the duration of the process and the extensive community outreach has provided us with good feedback with which to refine the proposed project. this project will add a significant amount of housing in line with the growing city's need. the 250 new residents will surround the businesses. we look forward to your mints and questions. -- we look forward to your comments and questions. >> commissioner: thank you. we will open this up to public comment. i'll call some names and you can line up on the screen side and approach in any order. says celia lim and norm fong, marlene smith, joe majur and margaret gund. when you're ready. >> good afternoon. i moved 25 years ago. after looking at the presentation on paper it looks interesting but you need to be on site to see what the design really is. first of all, i just wanted to say there's a lot of us here. we are not against building something o

the polish capital for song here you can find a house that looks like it's made of timber but the facade is actually made of concrete. where come out these get inside my house six hundred tons of concrete going into the house which is owned by a banker piotr coughs. the goal was to make us look not in this location because the location is. and we didn't want to be. intruders or invaders into this place we wanted the. concrete plays a major role in the interior as well. the wood like appearance of the walls gives this normally harsh and cold material an entirely different feel. to it it feels good to know and then if you look at the structure. it resembles wood and it still have. wooden parts. it is not i think you know this is a very warm. cough skeete moved into the four hundred fifty square meter house with his wife and three children some eight years ago. at first he had some doubts about the use of concrete but not anymore. we can feel that this place for. most of us easy. and that's why. it brings some sort of stability. so i like. the media cough ski family enjoys being close to na

so here is a view of my front facade. i apologize. the image isn't appearing very well on this screen, but you can see it in your package, and you can see the profile of the building at the block face is essentially three stories, and then, a fourth story that is sub servyient from the top story, i would say it's entirely consistent with the residential design guidelines. the shape and size of the lot are not relevant to the discussion about building massing meeting the street. there will be a lot of discussion about the public right-of-way today. this is the profile of the building on that five-foot public right-of-way. the profile approximates three stories following the upward slope of that right-of-way, so i don't think there's any imposition on that right-of-way. i can offer an additional reduction in height over a bathroom and closet area to 7'6", if that's helpful. there is no canyon being created because of the proximity of the right-of-way to the neighboring property's rear yards. the neighbors will say that there's essential

this is the living room the entire facades gone. there's no curtains not even windows he shouldn't be when he. that idea. hey you know this is my tool set i need it all the times every other day i have to repair something. pliers and nails and yet i must have one a celeb shiver be on the side really because. you can only get dry bread these days it's made with barley flour which is naturally dry. yeah this. is the teeny she. first is all of oil time olives eggs and. that is it will be. you know this is my home these days it has to be beat. i. tell them i'm not i'm filling up on water. and aid organizations donated this water pump god bless them. isn't necessarily. today something like this would cost half a million lives that's about a thousand euros i mean it's difficult when about digging the world a manual pump and the sheathing all together a half a million lira. thank god we have it means we don't need diesel electricity or generators. that's got hundreds of people families lived in houses that used to be here where the pump is

christmas they got -- agreed that they would put a brick facade over their parking lot. and somehow, a christmas eve meeting, we're looking at brick and cement. it couldn't be any more costly for them than this would be for us. thank you. >> thank you. does any other member of the public wish to comment on this item? if so, please come forward. seeing and hearing none, we'll close public comment. mr. frye? >> commissioners, tim frye, department staff, i just wanted to remind the commission and maybe for the benefit of the public that all designated properties under the plan will be able to sell their air rights through the tdr program, but we're happy to reach out to the property owners that are here and have a larger discussion with them about the fen fits of landmark designation. >> okay. and i guess i would like to maybe also point out for the bep fit of the public that the zoning for this district is not being changed, so there is -- i mean, for noncontributing parcels, for example, it's still possible to develop them as if they were not a historic district. and cert

hundred twenty that the impressive row of houses on the ground it was built there brick and sandstone facades still characterize the settlement today. how. in addition to the houses where the beginning lived a community consisted of a convent for new members the residence of the ground mistress the buildings where the sick were cared for and the poor family and a central church or chapel. the most famous big onas in flanders is divine got the vin yacht in the middle of the old hands the attic sitio prove it surrounded by the minute after the naked law the settlement was founded around twelve forty five king philip the pharaoh of france placed the begin asure under his own rule thereby withdrawing it from the influence of the town magistrate in one nine hundred thirty seven the vacant house became a benedictine convent the white terraced houses with their front gardens still give an indication of how the begin lived and worked here. the last grand mistress of the begin now she was made the first priority s. of the ministry the only recorded incidence of again becoming a nun. it was the end of

in on the trade routes took the place of the elder such as the egyptian goddess isis whose temple facade has been reconstructed these gods came from asia minor egypt phoenicia and north africa. the wealth that was brought home the trade route went into the fine houses built in the hellenistic period. the walls and decorated in some places and occasionally a plastered section has survived. now seabreeze is one of the poppies of de los angeles's inherent. the different layers of passed away clearly visible on the walls a handsome record of many years of life on. the main system and the underground heart of details the source of life. the thought of death comes readily on dædalus the godzilla's theni diana says and isis and of course apollo and ottomans seem to touch profound death said the human spirit. all of them are images of fumin kind of human passions virtues and weaknesses. and based on the island when none to give. where ships to the dung and women in labor to the nearby island of. the mosaics wonderfully an act the rhythms of life up and down within and without duck and light day

that says to me they were trying to be perhaps the facade-based investigation. and i don't have a dog in this fight as to the outcome, but i would like as an american voter, as a person, as a prosecutor, to believe that this actual investigation was comprehensive and not a facade. >> steve, i know you have a lot to say about this. >> i think the democrats should issue their own report. i welcome that, by the way. i guess i would say -- >> the other steve, steve hall. >> sorry. >> that was my bad. go ahead. >> that's all right. don, i didn't hold out a whole lot of hope for either of the oversight committees because we're in such a hyperpartisan time and this is -- they are a political entity, both sides are. i worked in congressional liaison and cia and neither side has a monopoly. i was there when dianne feinstein was pushing through on very partisan lines the so-called torture report. both sides in these circumstance s work in a partisan fashion. the difference, when you've got the director of national intelligence from both administrations saying to you that