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Executive Summary The Mediterranean Style Design Standards are provided as an incentive to property owners to encourage and expand the creative use of the various architectural styles in association with promoting public realm improvements in exchange for development bonuses that provide amenities and features typically provided in Mediterranean style buildings. The intent of the Coral Gables Mediterranean Architecture design bonuses is to continue the support of George Merrick s vision consistent with the established historic building fabric of the City and enhance the image of the City by providing a visual linkage between contemporary development and the City's unique historic thematic appearance. The bonuses provided herein promote an assortment of street level public realm and pedestrian amenities in exchange for increases in building height, residential density, and floor area ratio granted via a discretionary review process. These bonuses provide for the ability to reduce setbacks and encroachment into the public rights-of-way with public open space improvements. This helps to promote and require architectural and design elements focused to a pedestrian scale and encourages landmark opportunities, including physically defined squares, plazas, urban passageways, parks, public open spaces, and places of public assembly and social activity for social, cultural and religious activities. The Mediterranean Style Design Standards provide a strong emphasis on aesthetics and architectural design with regulations that encourage the planned mixing of uses to establish identity, diversity and focus to promote a pedestrian friendly environment. This is accomplished through the utilization of a variety of architectural attributes and street level amenities that create a sense of place, including the spatial relationship of buildings and the characteristics which ensure attractive and functional areas through the integration of street level plazas, courtyards, open space and public gathering areas including the creation and preservation of corridors, vistas and landmark features. May 2014 Page 1

How to Obtain Mediterranean Bonuses Bonuses provided via the Coral Gables Mediterranean Style Design Standards are granted in a two level bonus program. The 1 st level of bonuses is intended for all types of architectural design while the 2 nd level of bonuses requires development in adherence to Coral Gables Mediterranean Architectural Design. Level 1 and Level 2 bonuses must first satisfy the following required standards (see Zoning Code Section 5-604(B)Table 1): Architectural elements on building facades (no blank walls, parking garage treatments) Architectural relief elements at street level (include windows, landscaping or ornamentation) Architectural elements located on the top of buildings (excludes elements from building height) Bicycle storage (provide bicycle storage facilities) Building facades (incorporate vertical breaks, stepbacks or variations in bulk/mass of building) Building lot coverage (no minimum or maximum building lot coverage is required) Drive through facilities (prohibits vehicular access to/from Ponce de Leon Blvd) Landscape open space area (minimum landscape open area requirements) Street lighting (provide street lighting on all streets/rights-of-way) Parking garages (restricts ground floor parking locations) Porte-cocheres (prohibits porte-cochere access to/from Ponce de Leon Blvd) Sidewalks/pedestrian access (requires pedestrian entrances be oriented towards adjoining streets) Structural soil (utilize structural soil for all street level planting areas) Windows on Mediterranean buildings (provide minimum window casing depth of four (4) inches) Level 1 In addition to the required standards, in order to obtain the 1 st level of bonuses applicants must satisfy a predetermined amount of qualifications outlined in Zoning Code Section 5-604(C), based upon the type of use proposed. The twelve (12) types of qualifications are as follows: 1) Arcades and/or loggias 2) Building rooflines 3) Building stepbacks 4) Building towers 5) Driveways 6) Lighting of landscaping 7) Materials on exterior building facades 8) Overhead doors 9) Paver treatments 10) Pedestrian amenities 11) Pedestrian pass-throughs/paseos on properties contiguous to alleys and/or street, and 12) Underground parking. May 2014 Page 2

Level 1 bonuses are awarded based upon the Board of Architects determination that the following amount of qualifications have been satisfied for the specific use proposed: Level 2 Residential uses (MF2 District) shall satisfy a minimum of six (6) of the twelve (12) qualifications. Nonresidential uses (C, CL and I Districts) shall satisfy a minimum of eight (8) qualifications. MXD Districts shall satisfy a minimum of eight (8) qualifications. In addition to the requirements of Level 1, to qualify for the 2 nd level of bonuses the Board of Architects must determine that the application satisfies the Coral Gables Mediterranean Architectural Design provisions of Zoning Code Section 5-605 which requires the inclusion of design elements and architectural styles from the following buildings: H. George Fink Offices, 2506 Ponce de Leon Boulevard The Colonnade Building, 169 Miracle Mile Douglas Entrance, 800 Douglas Road Coral Gables Elementary School, 105 Minorca Avenue Granada Shops/Charade Restaurant, 2900 Ponce de Leon Boulevard (demolished) San Sebastian Apartments, 333 University Drive Coral Gables City Hall, 405 Biltmore Way Biltmore Hotel, 1200 Anastasia Avenue May 2014 Page 3

Summary of Level 1 & 2 Bonuses Level 1 Bonuses: Future Land Use Map Designations Bonus Floors/Feet Residential Land Uses (Multi-Family) Bonus FAR Bonus Density (25% increase) Ground Area Coverage Low Density 1 floor/13.5 feet 0.2 FAR 5 units/acre Not required Medium Density 1 floor/13.5 feet 0.2 FAR 10 units/acre Not required High Density 1 floor/13.5 feet 0.2 FAR 15 units/acre Not required Commercial Land Uses Low-rise Intensity 1 floor/13.5 feet 0.2 FAR Not applicable Not applicable Mid-rise Intensity 1 floor/13.5 feet 0.2 FAR Not applicable Not applicable High-rise Intensity 1 floor/13.5 feet 0.2 FAR Not applicable Not applicable Industrial Land Uses Setback Reductions* All sides reduced to zero (0) feet All sides reduced to zero (0) feet All sides reduced to zero (0) feet All sides reduced to zero (0) feet All sides reduced to zero (0) feet All sides reduced to zero (0) feet All sides reduced to Industrial 1 floor/13.5 feet 0.2 FAR Not applicable Not applicable zero (0) feet *Setback reductions are subject to conditions outlined in Zoning Code Section 5-604(H)Table 3(#1) Level 2 Bonuses: Future Land Use Map Designations Bonus Floors/Feet Residential Land Uses (Multi-Family) Bonus FAR Bonus Density (25% increase) Ground Area Coverage Low Density 2 floors/27 feet 0.5 FAR 5 units/acre Not required Medium Density 2 floors/27 feet 0.5 FAR 10 units/acre Not required High Density 3 floors/40.5 feet 0.5 FAR 15 units/acre Not required Commercial Land Uses Low-rise Intensity 2 floors/27 feet 0.5 FAR Not applicable Not applicable Mid-rise Intensity 2 floors/27 feet 0.5 FAR Not applicable Not applicable High-rise Intensity 3 floors/40.5 feet 0.5 FAR Not applicable Not applicable Industrial Land Uses Setback Reductions* Reduced to zero (0) feet Reduced to zero (0) feet Reduced to zero (0) feet Reduced to zero (0) feet Reduced to zero (0) feet Reduced to zero (0) feet Reduced to zero (0) Industrial Uses 2 floors/27 feet 0.5 FAR Not applicable Not applicable feet *Setback reductions are subject to conditions outlined in Zoning Code Section 5-604(H)Table 3(#1) May 2014 Page 4

Examples of Coral Gables Mediterranean Architecture Design Buildings May 2014 Page 5

H. George Fink Offices May 2014 Page 6

The Colonnade Building Miracle Mile Elevation Main Entrance Detail May 2014 Page 7

Ponce de Leon Boulevard Elevation May 2014 Page 8

City of Coral Gables Douglas Entrance May 2014 Page 9

Coral Gables Elementary School Ponce de Leon Boulevard Elevation Ponce de Leon Boulevard Elevation and Section May 2014 Page 10

Ponce de Leon Boulevard Elevation and Section Detail May 2014 Page 11

Navarre Avenue Elevation Navarre Avenue Elevation Detail Court Elevation Toward Navarre Avenue May 2014 Page 12

San Sebastian Apartments May 2014 Page 13

Coral Gables City Hall East Elevation May 2014 Page 14

South Elevation May 2014 Page 15

South Elevation Entrance Detail May 2014 Page 16

Cross Section Longitudinal Section May 2014 Page 17

Second Floor Plan May 2014 Page 18

Biltmore Hotel North Elevation May 2014 Page 19

South Elevation May 2014 Page 20

West Elevation May 2014 Page 21

Section Drawing of Main Entrance May 2014 Page 22

Section Drawing of Floors 8 thru 10 May 2014 Page 23

Section Drawing of Balcony May 2014 Page 24

Dining Room Elevations May 2014 Page 25

Elevations of Main Lobby May 2014 Page 26