[bobthepanda]

No, the five over one section mostly talks about architectural choices, which is important to a degree.

This is more of an elaboration; people don’t see architectural renders when they walk down the street, they see the combination of building and tenant.

The most obvious manifestation of this is storefront areas; in old shopping districts in New York you’ll see a variety of awning shapes and colors, whereas in newer developments if you are even allowed to have one they must match every other one on the building.