DOWNTOWN FAÇADES

RICHLAND DCA FAÇADE RENDERING: This rendering created by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs shows the façades on the north side of Broad Street near the intersection with Wall Street in downtown Richland. Improvements such as fresh paint, restored storefronts, and new awnings help transform these storefronts.

RICHLAND SOUTH BROAD STREET FAÇADES, EXISTING: This image shows the existing conditions of a prominent building located in downtown Richland, likely built in the late 1800s or early 1900s. It currently houses three separate storefronts. The façade is painted in multiple colors, the wood trim is in disrepair, and the largest storefront could use an update.

RICHLAND SOUTH BROAD STREET FAÇADES, PROPOSED: This image shows proposed alterations to this downtown Richland façade, including removing the paint on the upper half, restoring the wooden trim, and updating the storefronts. The rendering shows possible uses for the storefronts, including a boutique hotel, a bakery catering to both hotel patrons and the community, and a seed and feed store. The hotel signage shown is period-appropriate windowpainting, with additional signs painted on the brick above. This design includes an EV charging station in the heart of downtown Richland to better serve visitors to the nearby distillery and other regional destinations.