FINAL 100 Design - Exhibit Design Plans_Part3of9(1).pdf
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EL MALPAIS NCA RANGER STATION EXHIBITSFebruary 14, 2020 Grants, NM
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19A !is drawing is for informational purposes only, and not for construction. All dimensions and speci"cations should be veri"ed by client and/or fabrication contractor before any actual construction begins. Conservation By Design, Inc. assumes no liability for changes and/or revisions made to this document by client or fabrication contractor.
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C.1 Four-Sided Scenic Backdrop—Geology Shapes Biology (continued))
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C.1.a Titling: Life Amongst the Rock Dimensional type applied to sandstone cli# face
C.1.b Interpretive Graphic Panel: Water E"ciency, 18”w x 30” h
!is standard-sized interpretive graphic panel introduces the adaptation that allows species to live in an arid environment, highlighting the kangaroo rat as a featured species.
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20A !is drawing is for informational purposes only, and not for construction. All dimensions and speci"cations should be veri"ed by client and/or fabrication contractor before any actual construction begins. Conservation By Design, Inc. assumes no liability for changes and/or revisions made to this document by client or fabrication contractor.
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C.1 Four-Sided Scenic Backdrop—Geology Shapes Biology (continued)
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C.1.c Exhibit ID Label: Prairie Falcon, 10” w x 12” h
!is small graphic panel identi"es the featured species and provides a brief description.
C.1.d Reader Rail: Take Advantage of the Monsoons, 40” w x 10” h
!is reader rail graphic panel describes how some species take advantage of the summer rains to reproduce. It features the species depicted in the tinaja—canyon tree frog and fairy shrimp (freshwater relatives of brine shrimp found in ephemeral pools).
C.1.d.1 Other: Magni"ed View of Fairy Shrimp, 6” diameter
!is small circular graphic will be used with a large recreated magnifying glass element as a close-up view of life inside the recreated tinaja.
C.1.d.2-3 Exhibit ID Labels !ese small graphic panels identify the fairy shrimp depicted in the magni"ed view and the canyon tree frog depicted in the tinaja recreation.
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21A !is drawing is for informational purposes only, and not for construction. All dimensions and speci"cations should be veri"ed by client and/or fabrication contractor before any actual construction begins. Conservation By Design, Inc. assumes no liability for changes and/or revisions made to this document by client or fabrication contractor.
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C.1 Four-Sided Scenic Backdrop—Geology Shapes Biology (continued)
Side 3
C.1.e Interpretive Graphic Panel: Melanism, 18” w x 30” h
!is standard-sized interpretive graphic panel introduces the survival strategy that allows species to blend into their environment. It features the horned lizard, speci"cally, and discusses other lizards, as well.
C.1.f Reader Rail: Lava Tubes and Caves, 40” w x 10” h
!is reader rail graphic panel introduces the presence of lava tubes and caves, and identi"es the species depicted in the cave environment above. When pressed, a push bu#on lights up the featured species.
C.1.f.1-6 Other: Magni"ed Views of Cave Species, 6” diameter (qty 6)
!ese small circular graphics will feature magni"ed images of cave inhabitants.
C.1.e.1-2 Exhibit ID Labels !ese small graphic panels identify the recreated lizards.
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22A !is drawing is for informational purposes only, and not for construction. All dimensions and speci"cations should be veri"ed by client and/or fabrication contractor before any actual construction begins. Conservation By Design, Inc. assumes no liability for changes and/or revisions made to this document by client or fabrication contractor.
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C.2 Four-Sided Scenic Backdrop—Geology Shapes Biology
Side #4 continues the recreated lava tube material as a backdrop to a graphic panel discussing the threats to bats.
Side 4
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23A !is drawing is for informational purposes only, and not for construction. All dimensions and speci"cations should be veri"ed by client and/or fabrication contractor before any actual construction begins. Conservation By Design, Inc. assumes no liability for changes and/or revisions made to this document by client or fabrication contractor.
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C.2 Four-Sided Scenic Backdrop—Geology Shapes Biology (continued)
Side 4
8’
This back face continues the scenic recreation cave SURFACE TEXTURE ONLY, panel mounted to that darker cave surface TEXTURE. NOT
INTENDED TO BE A RECESSED
CAVE ON THIS SIDE.
5”24”5”
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Lava flow is organically shaped, sloping from
34” high on the left to 30” high on the right.
Final shape to be submitted in shop drawings by fabricator.
See A18.1 for Reader Rail
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24A !is drawing is for informational purposes only, and not for construction. All dimensions and speci"cations should be veri"ed by client and/or fabrication contractor before any actual construction begins. Conservation By Design, Inc. assumes no liability for changes and/or revisions made to this document by client or fabrication contractor.
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C.2 Four-Sided Scenic Backdrop—Geology Shapes Biology (continued)
Side 4
C.2.a Interpretive Graphic Panel: "reats to Bats, 18” w x 30” h
!is standard-sized interpretive graphic panel discusses threats to bats, including white-nose syndrome.
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