forest green
A dark green facade color with little perceptible tint from other hues, represented by hex triplet 006600.
Pictured: Price Tower
The dark green color range includes the color of pine trees and dark leafy plants like broccoli and asparagus. As a building facade it is most common in glass, and was occasionally used for terra cotta or bricks in art deco buildings. It is also used for painted concrete, although not very often.
Hex triplet: 006600
This dark green remains more visibly green than the near-black myrtle shade. It does not require any of the listed facade materials. The hex triplet is a comparison sample for a range of similar facade colors, rather than an exact-match requirement.
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green
A medium green facade color distinct from brighter lime and darker forest green, represented by hex triplet 33CC33. -
jade
A strongly saturated dark green facade color with a slight blue tint, represented by hex triplet 00A86B. -
lime
A bright light-green facade color corresponding to additive primary green, represented by hex triplet 00FF00. -
mint
A pale green facade color commonly used in paint or opaque glass, represented by hex triplet AAF0D1. -
myrtle
A very dark, nearly black green facade color beyond forest green, represented by hex triplet 21421E. -
olive
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pistachio
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spring green
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