Attachment_A_MONO_VC_PD2_Drawings_FINAL_081923.pdf

National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior

Monocacy National Battlefield Maryland

Produced by National Park Service, Harpers Ferry Center | June 13, 2023

Monocacy National Battlefield | Drawings: Production Design 2

Monocacy National Battlefield | Visitor Center | Drawings: Production Design 2 • REVISED August 19, 2023 2SCALE: As Noted

Project location

Exhibit space defined in the scope of work is approximately ___ sf, and will occupy the second floor of the existing visitor center, outlined above in red.

The existing visitor center is located in Frederick, Maryland, approximately 43 miles NW from Washington, DC, or 43 miles west of Baltimore, Maryland.

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Existing Conditions

The structure is a Gambrel style building. The exhibition space defined in this scope is on the second floor of the building.

Note, the current arrangement of the exhibits obstruct a full view of the architectural space. The space may be in this current arrange-ment at the time of award.

Visitors will continue to enter through the main door (A), accessed via a staircase from the first floor, or via the adjacent elevator.

There are no exhibits planned for the first floor, which houses the information desk, gift shop and children’s learning area.

Structural laminated roof ribs/beams are exposed in the interior space. The interior walls and ceilings are sealed knotty pine. The wooden exposed elements will not be painted or otherwise refin-ished. Also exposed is the central HVAC trunk at the top pitch of the roof, as well as fire suppresion pipes. Commericial low-pile carpet-ing serves as the flooring in all visitor traffic areas.

No architectural or mechanical modifications are planned for the base building structure. The park will perform some building prep tasks, outlined later in this package.

The ribs of the gambrel structure repeat approximately every 16’.

Non-structural partitions between the ribs create a sense of vertical walls, approximately 10’ high, between the ribs. There are small ac-cessible cavities behind these partitions.

The current exhibits are arranged in a non-structural thematic core (“D” in magenta at left) as well as around the perimeter of the space against the partition walls. A horizontal timeline system of panels, suspended from the ceiling, follows the majority of the perimeter.

Track lighting, suspended from the ceiling, generally follows the perimeter partition walls.

F E

G H

I J

D C

B A

A

BCDEF

G H I J

Accessible cavity behind partition walls

Accessible cavity behind partition walls

TimelineTimeline

Timeline Timeline

Stairs

Elevator

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Demo and building prep

Demolition and certain building prep tasks will be arranged by the park and is not a part of this scope of work. Prior to (after?)

the post-award meeting, the contractor may anticipat the follow-ing conditions:

• Existing interpretive exhibit structures will be removed

• Existing interpretive rails will be removed

• Existing graphic wallpapers will be removed

• Artifact cases to be discarded will be removed

• Artifact cases to be repurposed will be available for measurement

• Existing carpeting to be removed

• New partition walls to be constructed where needed

• Existing partition walls to be refinished to a Level 5 finish

• Specific walls, trim and exposed mechanicals to be painted

• New carpet tile to be installed

Current space configuration

Post-Demo

Demo by Park

Level 5 wall resurfacing and closet reconfiguration by park

New false wall partitions by Park, to be based on exhibit shop drawings from contractor.

Notes

Storage closet

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New Exhibits Overview

Storage closet

SCENE 4

SC

EN

E

SC

EN

E

SC

EN

E

SCENE 3

SCENE 6

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Acrylic

6. Graphic Panels:

High-quality direct-to-substrate print to 2nd surface 1/16” non-glare, clear acrylic.

Image application shall be opaque so that adhesives or other elements will not bleed through.

Ease all exposed edges.

7. Case Bonnet Acrylic 1/4” Museum acrylic as required per artifact

Materials

Metals

Scenic Canvas See Content Specialties scenic requirements

10. Hanging Banner Banner material to be suspended shall be of a heavyweight material with a canvas texture and appear-ance. The material does not neces-sarily have to be authentic canvas.

The material should be of a weight sufficient to withstand typical in-door air circulation without exces-sive waving. The material shall have the appearance of printing on both first and second surfaces.

11. Medex board:

3/4” Medex panels shall have eased edges and smooth surface suitable for paint. All visible surfaces to be painted. Graphic applied by direct print. A topcoat of poly sealant in a matte, clear finish should be applied.

Fabrics

Direct-Print Panel

2. Square aluminum channel

3” square aluminum channel will be used for reader rail supports and oth-er visible supports where indicated.

Aluminum channel shall be powder coated with a black satin finish.

8. Wall Coverings Graphic wall murals to be printed non-glare flat-finish vinyl and applied with pressure-sensitive adhesive.

Wall coverings shall have suffcient overlap (typically 1”) of strips to minimize separation caused by environmental-related expansion or contraction.

Wall coverings will be installed in vertical strips; any variances will be brough to the attention of the COR

Contractor shall advise park regard-ing wall prep and paint for best ap-pearance of installed wall coverings.

9. Vinyl Cut Lettering Quotations and other text requiring precision alignment on walls, doors, windows shall be made of cut vinyl and applied first surface in all in-stances unless otherwise noted.

Cut vinyl shall have a matte finish, and should have sufficient opacity to block any color or contrast varia-tions on the substrate to which it is applied.

1. Direct Printed plywood Instances where graphics are direct-printed onto veneered plywood shall use a natural finished, Birch-veneered plywood as the substrate.

Printed graphic shall be sealed with a protective poly sealant in a matte, clear finish.

If not otherwise specified, exposed edges should have matching veneer edge banding.

4. Unprinted wood

Cabinets, structures, thematic flooring (non-traffic) and retrun panels to be finished in wood will use a natural-finish maple-veneered plywood. Plywood shall be sealed with a protective poly sealant in a matte, clear finish.

5. Wood trim Where specified, panel edge captures, frames, handrails and trim will use solid maple, in a natural finish.

The solid maple shall be similar in grain and color to the maple veneer used for panels and cabinets.

Solid maple shall be sealed with a protective poly sealant in a matte, clear finish.

3. Visible metal brackets 1/8” steel brackets shall be used as needed for strength in areas where brackets will be visible.

Steel brackets shall be powder coated with a black satin finsh.

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Finishes

Pantone matches—Graphics

Paints Wood Finish Specialty

Pantone 2945

SW6013

SW6168

SW6503 TBD TBD

Polycoat protective finish, Satin, Clear

Minwax “Early American” or similar

Black powder coat, satin finishSherwin Williams

Paint

TBDSW6130

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Typical A — Scene Intro Vertical Wall Panel

Wood edge capture Material type 5 1” wide at face; sides to extend additional 1/8 thicker than graphic and graphic substrate.

Standoff from wall

Material type 1

1/8” reveal between edge of graphic and wood edge capture

Elevation Profile

94”

4” AFF36”

3” frame spacer, Material type 11 paint Black

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Typical B — Story Intro Vertical Wall Panel

Standoff from wall

Elevation Profile

78”

30”

3” frame spacer, Material type 11 paint Black

Wood edge capture Material type 5 1” wide at face; sides to extend additional 1/8 thicker than graphic and graphic substrate.

Material type 1

1/8” reveal between edge of graphic and wood edge capture

4” AFF4” AFF

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Typical C — Small Wall Panel

Bottom of Frame to finished floor: 34”

Elevation Profile

48”

Width Variable

3” frame spacer, Material type 11 paint Black

Small Wall Panel proud of spacer

Wood edge capture Material type 5 1” wide at face; sides to extend additional 1/8 thicker than graphic and graphic substrate.

Acrylic Material type 6

1/8” reveal between edge of graphic and

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Wood edge capture Material type 5 1” wide at face; sides to extend additional 1/8 thicker than graphic and graphic substrate.

Typical D — Sidebar Panel

Sidebar

3/4” MDF

Type 10

Proud of Subs.

VHB to Acrylic

Elevation Profile

48” 36”

Width Variable

15”

3” frame spacer, Material type 11 paint Black

Sidebar proud of small wall panel

Acrylic Material type 6

1/8” reveal between edge of graphic and

Bottom of Frame to finished floor: 34”

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Variable width

Variable width

Typical E — Reader Rail

27” AFF

30°

Metal angle brackets Type 3 Secure to floor and wall

Metal return bracket Type 3

Square aluminum channel type 2

Square aluminum channel type 2

Graphic:

High-resolution print applied second surface to 1/8” NGA.

Ease edges where exposed.

First surface acrylic even with trim Base substrate: 3/4” MDF, or equivalent

Elevation Profile

Plan

34”

14.5”

Acrylic Material type 6

Acrylic Material type 6

1/8” reveal between edge of graphic and wood edge capture Wood edge capture

Material type 5 1” wide at face; sides to extend additional 1/8 thicker than graphic and graphic substrate.

Wood edge capture Material type 5 1” wide at face; sides to extend additional 1/8 thicker than graphic and graphic substrate.

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Typical F — Flipbook

Pages are rigid, CNC cut for tab and laminated to have front and back printing:

1/16 polycarbonate, 2nd surface graphic Polystyrene backing 1/16 polycarbonate, 2nd surface graphic

U-bolt height subject to page count

1/4 “ Medex spacer

10”

.5” Tab

13.5”

13”

13.5 x 10 live area

28.25”

Polycarbonate pages Content Specialties

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Typical G — “Go See It”

Notes 1/4” Non-glare acrylic 2nd surface high-resolution graphic eased edges Attach with VHB or similar

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Typical H — Cut Vinyl Lettering

“ “[There] stood a large and splendid farm house, with … numbers of large holes, pierced in them from the guns of the enemy. Large numbers of rifle barrels, broken rifles, knapsacks, and everything pertaining to a soldiers outfit, were strewed over the ground in every direction. Across the railroad … the greater part of our men were buried. A rifle pit into which they had been thrown together, and covered by the rebels formed their common grave.”

- Diary of Edgar A. Walters, July 31, 1864

Substrate:

Pressure sensitive adhesive with matte overlam printed wallpaper graphic

Lettering:

Cut vinyl applied 1st surface to wallpaper graphic

Vinyl to have Matte finish

Spec:

Material Type 8 3M or Oracal Color: Ivory, contractor to provide samples

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Typical I - Artifact Case with Acrylic Bonnet

5-sided acrylic bonnet 1/4” museum acrylic

Security screws

Cases shall be designed to have conservation-grade interior finishes, with and include accessible desiccant chamber.

Base:

3*” channel, 1/2” deep Bonnet secured with security screws

Exterior of base constructed out of medex, painted.

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SCALE: 1/32: 3/8”= 1’

Scene 1 Introduction Panels

FRONT:

GL-01-01-100

36” x 104” Typical Type A

Direct-printed plywood veneer

BACK:

GL-01-01-105

36” x 104” Typical Type A

Direct-printed plywood veneer

FRONT:

GL-01-01-110

15” x 72”

BACK:

GL-01-01-115

15” x 72” Typical Type A

Direct-printed plywood veneer

GL-01-01-150

60” x 24” Reader Rail Typical Type E NGA with high-resolution graphic applied 2nd surface

GL-01-01-250

60” x 24” Reader Rail Typical Type E NGA with high-resolution graphic applied 2nd surface

CE-01.01-155

18” x 14.5” Custom element - tactile floorplan

FRONT:

GL-01-01-210

15” x 72” Typical Type B NGA with direct print, 2nd surface

BACK:

GL-01-01-215

15” x 72” Typical Type A Direct-printed plywood veneer

FRONT:

GL-01-01-200

36” x 104” Typical Type A Direct-printed plywood veneer

BACK:

GL-01-01-205

36” x 104”

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Scene 1 DETAIL: Introduction panels, LEFT

Add brackets at floor

Elevation Profile Plan

Example

9’

Wood veneer wraps support structures posts finished with protective poly coat

Main Panel 36” x 104” Typical A

Tactile Floorplan 18” x 14.5” Custom Element

108” AFF

60”

24”

90” AFF

Reader Rail 60” x 24” Typical E

Reader Rail 60” x 24” Typical E

Sub Panel 15” x 72” Typical B

4”

3/4” painted MDF with direct print on first surface, finished with protective poly coat

Support: 2” x 2” aluminum channel

Support:

2” x 2” aluminum channel

Direct-printed veneered 3/4” ply finished with protective poly coat

Support: 4” x 4” x 77.5”

Support: 4” x 4” x 91.25”

Support: 4” x 4” x 77.5”

Support: 4” x 4” x 91.25”

NOTE: May request engineering approval

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Add brackets at floor

Elevation Profile Plan

9’

Wood veneer wraps support structures posts finished with protective poly coat

Main Panel 36” x 104” Typical A

108” AFF

60”

24”

90” AFF

Reader Rail 60” x 24” Typical E

Reader Rail 60” x 24” Typical E

Sub Panel 15” x 72” Typical B

4” support:

4” x 4” x 91.25”

Support: 2” x 2” aluminum channel Support:

2” x 2” aluminum channel

Direct-printed veneered 3/4” ply finished with protective poly coat support: 4” x 4” x 77.5”

Scene 1 DETAIL: Introduction panels, RIGHT

SCALE: 1/16: 3/4” = 1’

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Scene 2: Map and Projection Pillar

SCALE: 1/32: 3/8” = 1’ except where noted

FRONT

LEFT SIDE ELEVATION

PLAN

Concept

FRONT ELEVATION 1/16 Scale

120”

95”

106”

27”

19”

19” recessed area accesed from back of pillar

2” reveal in pillar finish material 4, continues lines of handrail.

Wooden rail Maple (Material 5) 8” deep x 2” high

Entire projection pillar finished in material 4, natural finish, except where noted

Title panel: 38” x 82” Recessed 1” from face frame

Finish: Material 4, Early American stain

Title graphic raised lettering

GL-02-01-050

30” x 62” CNC 1/2” thick,Material 4

Natural finish

Bezel height 10”

Support Structure

2 x 2 Aluminum Channel

12” x 30” Media control cabinet

Cam lock or similar

Rail Perimeter 142” x 106”

2 x 2 Aluminum channel Support beneath rail

Directional Speakers (6) 3” x 3”

Directional Speakers 3” x 3”

6 x 9 Caption Monitors (3) Center on bezels

Bezel 9.75” wide (plan view) Black HPL, Matte finish

Program start button (3)

Bezel Perimeter 104” x 69”

46” 3.

Reflective Screen 84” x 48”

Projection boom

Projection boom

Projector

Projector

Projection Pillar 48 x 46

Recessed area in pillar, accessible from backJuly

Bezel should be constructed to prevent sag of the projection screen

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Scene 2: Map and Projection Pillar

RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION

95”

120”

27”

19”

19” recessed area accesed from back of pillar

2” reveal in pillar finish material 4, continues lines of handrail.

Projection boom

Projector

GL-02-01-200

24” x 33”

Direct print to veneered plywood

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CE-02-01-100

32” x 24” x 2”(base) topographic map extends 5” beyond back of pillar

CE-02-01-100

32” x 24” x 2”(base) topographic map extends 5” beyond back of pillar

38” 38”

19” Recess area in pillar allows roll-under for wheelchair access to topo map

19” Recess area in pillar allows roll-under for wheelchair access to topo map

BACK

Scene 2: Map and Projection Pillar

Option

Optional monitor and speakers play same video and audio program as large projection surface

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SCENE 3 WEST

GL-03.00.100

Typical 8 Graphic Wallpaper 644” x 108”

Typ. I

8’11”

GL-03.01-100

Typical A 36 x 94

GL-03.02-100

Typical A 36 x 94

GL-03.03-100

Typical B 30 x 78

GL-03.02-200

Typical B 30 x 78

GL-03.04-100

Typical B 30 x 78

GL-03.05-100

Typical B 30 x 78

Typ. B 30 x 78

Typ. B 30 x 78

GL-03-02-340

Typical D 15 x 36

GL-03-04-230

Typical D 15 x 36

GL-03-05-220

Typical D 15 x 36

CE-03-04-240

“Basement window view” Detail, page 28

GL-03-02-345

Typical D 15 x 36

Typ. D 15 x 30

Elevation next page

GL-03-04-500

“Go See It” 10 x 10 Acrylic

GL-03-05-600

“Go See It” 10 x 10 Acrylic

GL-03-01-500

“Go See It” 10 x 10 Acrylic

GL-03-03-500

“Go See It” 10 x 10 AcrylicGL-03-02-500

“Go See It” 10 x 10 Acrylic

GL-03.01-200

Typical C 36 x 48

GL-03.03-200

Typical C 42 x 48

GL-03.04-200

Typical C 57 x 48 GL-03.02-300

Typical C 86 x 48

GL-03.05-200

Typical C 52 x 48

“[There] stood a large and splendid farm house, with … numbers of large holes, pierced in them from the guns of the enemy. Large numbers of rifle barrels, broken rifles, knapsacks, and everything pertaining to a soldiers outfit, were strewed over the ground in every direction. Across the railroad … the greater part of our men were buried. A rifle pit into which they had been thrown together, and covered by the rebels formed their common grave.”

- Diary of Edgar A. Walters, July 31, 1864

Our heart grows sick over the statements we constantly hear in reference to the devastation of our beautiful country. With houses destroyed, fences torn down, crops ruined, stores robbed and private residences pillages, a dis-tressing spectacle of waste and desolations meets the eye at almost every step.”

—The Examiner, Frederick MD July 13, 1864

Scene 3Scene 6

Storage

Variable width

Variable width

Variable width

Variable width

FLIPBOOK

Typical F

28.25 X 10 (open)

GL-03-05-310

GL-03-05-315

GL-03-05-320

GL-03-05-325

GL-03-05-330

GL-03-05-335

GL-03-05-340

2-sided repurposed corner case 39 x 72.25 x 26.75d

GL-03.02-350

Reader Rail with Case Bonnet Graphic Typical E Flat, no angle 48” width

Hemitage artifact case Acrylic bonnet 48w x 14d x 8h Typical Style I

Araby artifact case Acrylic bonnet 13w x 6d x 8h Typical Style I

Araby case label

GL-03.05-240

Direct print on painted Medex

13 x 8

GL-03.01-300

Reader Rail Typical E 48” width

GL-03.05-300

Reader Rail Typical E 52” width

Typ. C 42 x 48

Slim reveal Hinged panel for closet door 36 x 82

“[There] stood a large and splendid farm house, with … numbers of large holes, pierced in them from the guns of the enemy. Large numbers of rifle barrels, broken rifles, knapsacks, and everything pertaining to a soldiers outfit, were strewed over the ground in every direction. Across the railroad … the greater part of our men were buried. A rifle pit into which they had been thrown together, and covered by the rebels formed their common grave.”

- Diary of Edgar A. Walters, July 31, 1864

Typ. 9 20 x 36

GL-03-01-400

Quote Vinyl lettering Finish Style 9 20 x 36

GL-03-02-260

Quote Vinyl lettering Finish Style 9 20 x 36

Typ. 8 235 x 108

GL-XX-XX-XXX

Typical C 42 x 48

GL-03-04-245

CNC Acrylic 32 x 53

GL-03-04-240

Background Direct print on painted MDF 32 x 53

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SCENE 3 SOUTH

SCALE: 1/32

“[There] stood a large and splendid farm house, with … numbers of large holes, pierced in them from the guns of the enemy. Large numbers of rifle barrels, broken rifles, knapsacks, and everything pertaining to a soldiers outfit, were strewed over the ground in every direction. Across the railroad … the greater part of our men were buried. A rifle pit into which they had been thrown together, and covered by the rebels formed their common grave.”

- Diary of Edgar A. Walters, July 31, 1864

Repurposed Corner Case

39 x 72.25 x 26.75d

Storage

Variable width

Variable width

Typ. A 36 x 94

Typ. A 36 x 94

SCENE 6 SCENE 3

GL-03-05-400

Quote Vinyl lettering Finish Style 9 20 x 36

GL-03-05-400

Quote Vinyl lettering Finish Style 9 20 x 36

Repurposed cases to be repoanted by fabricator.

GL-03.05-700

Typical 8 Graphic Wallpaper 96” x 108”

GL-03-05-500

Case label

1/8” NGA

Direct print 1st surface 12” x 10”

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Scene 3 Detail: “View from basement window”

ELEVATION

PLAN

GL-03.04-240

Background graphic Direct print to painted Medex

Viewing box recessed beyond 2 x 4 wall

Distressed wood planks/ Planks should have a window of separation large enough to allow a visitor to view the graphic in back of the viewing box.

Distressed wood post Approx 4” x 4” wide Height to meet building laminated beam lighting

VISITOR VIEW

GL-03.04-245

Young Glen Worthington panel Approx. 32” x 53” CNC Cut 1/8” NGA with eased edged and 2nd surface print mounts to 3/4” Medex Paint Medex edges black

2 x 4 wall

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Scene 4 — Elevation: Structures and Panels

SCENE 6

Variable width Variable width

GL-04-03-400

Typical A 36 x 94

Vitrine Typical I

10w x 10d x 6h

GL-04-01-100

Typical A 36 x 94

GL-04-03-210

Typical D 15 x 30

GL-04-02-310 Painted Medex 12 x 12 Circle GL-04-02-320 Painted Medex 12 x 12 Circle GL-04-02-330 Painted Medex 12 x 12 Circle GL-04-02-340 Painted Medex 12 x 12 Circle GL-04-02-350 Painted Medex 12 x 12 Circle GL-04-02-360 Painted Medex 12 x 12 Circle

GL-04-02-300

Graphic Wallpaper 89 x 106

GL-04-05-110

Typical D 15 x 30

GL-04-03-200

Typical C 48 x 48

GL-04-05-100

Typical C 48 x 48

GL-04-06-100

Typical C 60 x 20

GL-04-04-100

Reader Rail

Typical E 40” width

GL-04-03-300

Reader Rail Typical E 48” width

Slim reveal Hinged panel for closet door 36 x 82

Reuse Mannequin & chair

Reuse Desk

Platform 147 x 8

CE-04-02-200

Re-purpose case 48 x 84.5

CASE

CE-04-04-150

Artifact case to match repurposed cases 48 x 62

FLAG CASE

CE-04-06-150

Custom archival case to display historic flag.

Angled. 60 x 42 See Detail

GL-04-04-150

Graphic case background NGA with high-resolution print 2nd surface 48 x 62

CE-04-01-250

Field Tent with Desk

GL-04-01-200

“How did we get here” Custom rail 125 x 18 Typical Type E

Wallace Case Labels, 1/8 NGA with 2nd surface print:

GL-04.02-210

6 x 2.5

GL-04.02-15

6 x 2.5

GL-04.02-20

8 x 4

Locations subject to change

Flag Case Label 1/8 NGA with 2nd surface print:

8 x 16

GL-04.06-200

GL-04.02-400

Rail with

Case bonnet and flipbook

Typical Type E Flat, no angle

48” width

FLIPBOOK

Typical F

28.25 X 10 (open)

GL-04-02-410

GL-04-02-415

GL-04-02-420

GL-04-02-425

GL-04-02-430

GL-04-02-435

GL-04-02-440

FLIPBOOK

Typical F

28.25 X 10 (open)

GL-04-04-200

GL-04-04-205

GL-04-04-210

GL-04-04-215

GL-04-04-220

GL-04-04-225

GL-04-04-230

GL-04-04-235

GL-04-04-240

GL-04-04-245

GL-04-04-250

Medal of Honor Vitrine Typical I 13w x 6d x 7h

GL-04-05-120

Case Label 1/8 NGA with 2nd surface print

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“[There] stood a large and splendid farm house, with … numbers of large holes, pierced in them from the guns of the enemy. Large numbers of rifle barrels, broken rifles, knapsacks, and everything pertaining to a soldiers outfit, were strewed over the ground in every direction. Across the railroad … the greater part of our men were buried. A rifle pit into which they had been thrown together, and covered by the rebels formed their common grave.”

- Diary of Edgar A. Walters, July 31, 1864

Typ. A 36 x 94

Typ. A 36 x 94

SCENE 6SCENE 4 SCENE 3

SCENE 4 SOUTH

GL-04-06-300

Flag Question Vinyl lettering Finish Style 9 15 x 10

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CE-04-01-250: Scene 4 Field Tent Vignette

Platform: facing edge painted black

Aged canvas “Tent”

Note attachment points

Repurpose artifacts:

• Field Desk

• Ink well

• fife

Desk wil also display recreation of antique handwritten letter.

Repurpos mannequin, seated

Canvas “tent”backdrop and canopy should have aged ap-pearance. Should be draped loosely to be consistent with a tent, not stretched tight. Visible support poles should be sleeved in canvas, similar to exisitng tent vignette.

Fabricator may choose to reuse exist-ing components from exisitng field tent vignette, if desired, to be determined at post-award visit.

Top front of tent vignette can have appearance that the front of the tent canvas is gathered and tied at the top with canvas straps to provide viewing access into the “tent”. This is a recreation of the tent vignette in the current exhibit. While it does not need to reuse the tent materials, the visual intent for this new display is similar to the existing display.

Repurpose chair

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Scene 5: Field hospital Vignette

30 x 12 30 x 1237 x 8 72 x 8

PLAN

ELEVATION Concept

96”

30” 30”72”

169”

31”

Custom Element 4/4 window light frame

23 x 38

CNC + Routed Medex, painted

1/8 Acrylic mounted 2nd

Custom Element 4/4 window light frame

23 x 38

CNC + Routed Medex, painted

1/8 Acrylic mounted 2nd

{Scene 6}

GL-05.01-100

Typical A 36 x 94

GL-05.03-100

29 x 44 Graphic Wallpaper

Background image seen through window

GL-05.02-100

29 x 44 Graphic Wallpaper

Background image seen through window

Vitrine 11w x 7d x 8h

Vitrine 24w x 7d x 9h

GL-05.03-200

24 x 6 Vinyl lettering Finish type 9

GL-05.02-200

24 x 6 Vinyl lettering Finish type 9 lift panelsspinner cubes case case

Spinner Cubes See Detail, Lift Panels See Detail, Lift Panel - top

GL-05-01-310/315

Direct print 1st and 2nd surface to painted Medex 12 x 12

Lower lift panel

GL-05.01-320

Direct print 1st surface to painted Medex 12 x 11

Lower lift panel

GL-05.01-340

Direct print 1st surface to painted Medex 12 x 11

Lower lift panel

GL-05.01-355

Direct print 1st surface to painted Medex 12 x 11

Lift Panel - top

GL-05.01-330/335

Direct print 1st and 2nd surface to painted Medex 12 x 12

Lift Panel - top

GL-05.01-345/350

Direct print 1st and 2nd surface to painted Medex 12 x 12

GL-05.01-360

Case Label 11 x 4

GL-05.01-300

Finish Style 8 72 x 96 Graphic wallpaper

GL-05.02-050

Hanging Banner - Suspended by rod or cable from ceiling Silicone Edge Graphic Slim profile aluminum frame - black 86 x 58 Hangs behind Scene 5 and in front of Scene 6

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Scene 5 Detail: Spinner Cubes

Each cube is 8 x 8 x 8 Facing surfaces: direct print to maple veneer Side surfaces: natural finish 4 Cam, weights or magnets to maintain 90° facing

Upright Support in Material 53”

8 x 8” 8 x 8”

8 x 8”

8 x 8”

CUBE 1

FACE 1: GL-05.02-205

FACE 2: GL-05.02-210

FACE 3: GL-05.02-215

FACE 4: GL-05.02-220

CUBE 2

FACE 1: GL-05.02-225

FACE 2: GL-05.02-230

FACE 3: GL-05.02-235

FACE 4: GL-05.02-240

CUBE 3

FACE 1: GL-05.02-245

FACE 2: GL-05.02-250

FACE 3: GL-05.02-255

FACE 4: GL-05.02-260

Facing sides

Side Surfaces

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Scene 5 Detail: Lift Panels (3)

SCALE: 1/2

Top Panel: 12” x 12” x 1” Bottom Panel: 12” x 11” x 1”

Top panel overhangs lower panel for accessible grip

Top Panel

Top Panel

Hinge

Top Panel

Top Panel

Bottom Panel

Bottom PanelBottom Panel

Bottom Panel

Closed Open

Closed Open

PROFILEPLAN SCALE: 1/4

ELEVATION

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Scene 5 Detail: Divided Light Windows (2)

23” x 38”

CNC Cut Medex Route inside each “pane” with mullion profile Secure 1/8” Clear NGA to Back of window frame

Exhibit Structure

1/8” Acrylic backer

12”

VIEW

GL-05.02-100,

GL-05.03-100

29 x 44 Graphic Wallpaper

Background image seen through window

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Scene 6 EAST

GL-06.01-200

Typical Style C 20 x 48 Acrylic with 2nd surface print

GL-06.01-125

Finish Style 8 192 x 214 Graphic wallpaper

GL-06.01-130

Finish Style 9 20 x 36 Vinyl lettering

GL-06.01-400

Typical Style C 20 x 48 Acrylic with 2nd surface print

GL-06.01-300

Typical Style C 20 x 48 Acrylic with 2nd surface print

GL-06.01-500

Typical Style C 20 x 48 Acrylic with 2nd surface print

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Scene 6 SOUTH

SCALE: 1/32

“[There] stood a large and splendid farm house, with … numbers of large holes, pierced in them from the guns of the enemy. Large numbers of rifle barrels, broken rifles, knapsacks, and everything pertaining to a soldiers outfit, were strewed over the ground in every direction. Across the railroad … the greater part of our men were buried. A rifle pit into which they had been thrown together, and covered by the rebels formed their common grave.”

- Diary of Edgar A. Walters, July 31, 1864

Door Window Graphic Film Typ.

TBD

24 x 64

SCENE 6 SCENE 3

GL-06.01-150

Finish Style 8 71 x 212 Graphic wallpaper

GL-06.02-100

Typical A 36 x 94

GL-06.01-100

Typical A 36 x 94

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Scene 6 WEST

Typ. I

8’11”

Scene 6

Slim reveal hinged panel for closet access: 36 x 82

“[There] stood a large and splendid farm house, with … numbers of large holes, pierced in them from the guns of the enemy. Large numbers of rifle barrels, broken rifles, knapsacks, and everything pertaining to a soldiers outfit, were strewed over the ground in every direction. Across the railroad … the greater part of our men were buried. A rifle pit into which they had been thrown together, and covered by the rebels formed their common grave.”

- Diary of Edgar A. Walters, July 31, 1864

GL-06.01-125

Finish Style 8 235 x 107 Graphic wallpaper Continues across closet access panel

GL-06.02-130

Finish Style 9 20 x 36 Vinyl lettering applied to graphic wallpaper

GL-06.02-300

Typical C Acrylic with high-resolution graphic applied 2nd surface 42 x 48

GL-06.02-200

Typical C Acrylic with high-resolution graphic applied 2nd surface 42 x 48

GL-03-02-350

Typical D 15 x 30

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Scene 6 NORTH - ACE STATION

169”

96”

27”

Table top 86” x 2” x 19”d

4” AFF

50”

38”

Typ. C 8 x 8

Specialty 10 x 10 x 8 Card box

Double door bulletin board Commericially available is acceptable Size is flexible, should be approximately 50” x 38” x 4”d

Reproduction shackle and chain

Commercial frame to hold 11 x 17 prints. Should be removeable for ease of changing prints

GL-06.03-100

Typical A 36 x 98

GL-06.03-250

Finish Style 9 8 x 8 Vinyl lettering applied to graphic wallpaper

GL-06.03-300

Typical C 26 x 32

Wooden Shelf Finish material 5 Natural finish 24” width 19” depth Supports to angle and anchor to wall rather than floor

GL-05.02-051

Hanging Banner - Suspended by rod or cable from ceiling Silicone Edge Graphic Slim profile aluminum frame - black 86 x 58 Hangs behind Scene 5 and in front of Scene 6

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Scene 6: ACE table

169”

20”

Scene 6

Plan View

Scene 5

Reader Rail 24 x 19

TYP: E

ACE Station Table 86 x 20 x 2 Maple veneer ply with matching edge banding comment cards container

Commercially available double door bulletin board, 4” deep

Reproduction neck collar/chain artifact

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Content Specialties

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Tactile: Scene 1 Tactile Gallery plan

Notes Detail in PD2.

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12”

14”FINAL Layout TBD

FINAL Legend TBD

Example: Color printing

Example: Raised tactile areas for accessibiliy

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Tactile: Scene 2 Color Topographic map

Notes Detail in PD2.

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32”

24”

Example: Color printing

Example: Raised topography and tactile areas for accessibiliy

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Scene 2 Projection Screen

84”

48”

8.3333%

3/4” painted MDF with reflec-tive projection screen paint.

Paint should be a mid-gray to provide best mix of white and black points in image projec-tion.

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Scene 4 Canvas Field Tent

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Electronic Equipment

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Scene 2: Battle map projection and access closet

4k Projector Unit:

Multi-program Brightsign or similar Digital to analog with passthrough Multi-program Brightsign for captions and synchronous AD Network router for synchronous video AD Audio Description Server HDMI Splitter Stereo audio amplifier 6 Directional speakers (approx 3” x 3” in plan) 3 caption displays, approx 6” x 9 3 start buttons 3 Audio description receivers (iPhones, non-cellular connection)

Controls in Access closet:

Video kill switch Program/input selector HDMI / USBC /Similar connection port Standard power receptacle, for laptop or other Audio Volume control