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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

1960's brick construction - multi-family building - exterior paint scheme
BP'ers we are working on syndicating a 74 unit apartment complex in Cincinnati. It's your typical 50's-60's brick utilitarian type construction. We are trying to spruce it up (cost effectively) and need some help with color selection. We've tried a ton of color options however nothing seems to work well with the pinkish brick. I've attached one of the existing buildings and our most recent rendering. I would like to keep the paint scheme to two colors...thoughts? The stone wainscoting can also be tweaked as well. Thanks!