Let’s look at a few other examples of buildings in downtown Salisbury where the “after” restores the architectural character of the building when it was first built.  This is what the Zimmerman building, built in 1899, looked like for several decades starting in the 1950s.  An aluminum “slipcover” was placed over the façades of two buildings in an effort to compete with the suburban shopping centers and make the buildings look “modern” but instead…