A06 0040482939 Exhibit_Concept_Drawings.pdf
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This document provides details for a federal contract opportunity and related concept drawings for exhibit design and fabrication services. The National Park Service seeks a contractor to design, fabricate, and install new exhibits within 420 square feet of exhibit space at the Lockkeeper's House on the National Mall. Services include interpretive exhibits, audiovisual equipment and programs, exhibit lighting, and any facility alterations needed to accommodate the new exhibition design. The estimated value is between $975,000 to $1,200,000. The acquisition is set aside for small businesses in NAICS codes 541410 for interior design or 541490 for other specialized design. Offerors must have an active SAM registration and complete ORCA to be eligible. The award will be a firm-fixed-price contract determined by best value tradeoff evaluation of price and non-price factors.
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Lockkeeper's House Exhibit Concept Drawings
Attachment 2
August 14, 2015
CONSTITUTION GARDENS Rough Concepts 2
STRATEGY
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What we want to avoid?
• feel like the important messages get “watered down”?
•have too many non-cohesive stories and information?
•take away from the live physical experience of history within the house, gardens and mall?
•seem hard to maintain over time?
Does it…
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Architectural Assumptions
Exposed sandblasted joists open view to second level
Exposed pointed stonework
New polished concrete floor
Area for latch to access basement level
CONSTITUTION GARDENS Final Concept
STRATEGY
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What do the Lockkeeper’s House and Gardens represent?
They represent the vision, dreams, and ideals our early leaders had for this city and our nation
As well as the change and evolution of how far we have come today
The Lockkeeper’s House has had a front row seat to witness it all
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From canals to roads
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From war times to social movements
To a place for reflection on the history and the future of American democracy
Today the Lockkeeper’s House is a portal to tell these stories of how America grew up
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• tell the history of the house and the gardens?
• bring the stories of the house to life?
• utilize 21st century technology with a historic feel?
• offer a unique experience in DC?
• feel like something locals will use?
• make people think about what it means to be an American?
• have long term potential?
Concept checklist
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What we want to avoid
• have too many non-cohesive stories and information?
• feel like the important messages get “watered down”?
• distract from the live physical experience of history on site?
• seem hard to maintain over time?
CONTENT
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What function has the house served for its different residents?
PERSONAL
How have people modified the landscape’s natural resources over time?
NATURAL
How have people used this place for civic purposes throughout history?
CULTURAL
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PERSONAL STORIES
• LOCKKEEPER: Home for Lockkeeper’s family and lock house for canal maintenance and operation
• ENGINEERS & PARK STAFF: Watchmen’s lodge and comfort station for tools, equipment, and supplies gklaus Typewritten Text
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IMAGE FOR REFERENCE ONLY
NATURAL RESOURCE STORIES
• COMMERCE & CANALS: Build a canal system to boost the city’s economy
• ENGINEERING & CITY INFRASTRUCTURE: Engineer roads, sewers, levees, and parkland for public health and safety
• PARKLANDS & SUSTAINABILITY: Design parklands for recreation and reflection
CULTURAL STORIES
• DEMOCRACY: Symbolize the ideals of democracy in the landscape
• FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS: Establish areas for citizens to gather and exercise their first amendment rights
CULTURAL STORIES
• RECREATION: Create spaces for public enjoyment and recreation
• MILITARY: Utilize open spaces for national defense efforts
• COMMEMORATION: Provide places for people to remember and honor
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Together, these stories encourage visitors to reflect on
America’s values
INDOOR
INTERPRETATION
3 to 5’ Experience
Interpretive Components
- Steel-cut map with video projection overlay
- Steel-cut map with video projection overlay
- Windowsill Objects/ Haptic interface
STEEL-CUT MAP
TBD—Memorial
WINDOWSILL OBJECTS
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