EI-01.02
Illuminated Exterior Sign
Site Monument
Size
Sign Face:
1219 mm H x 3048 mm W
(4' 0" H x 10' 0" W)
Description & Use
Internally illuminated horizontal
Department of
free standing monument sign for
Veterans Affairs
identifying a medical center or the
Baltimore VA Medical Center
medical center's main entrance
VA Maryland Health Care System
drive.
VA Capitol Health Care Network
The base can be constructed of
concrete or other masonry material
in a color and texture that will
provide a coordinated architectural
look with the building finishes of
the medical center.
Message Configuration
(Refer to message layout drawing
for dimensions)
Specific message configuration will
vary depending on the particular
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name of a facility. Variations to the
presentation of a facility's name
will need special approval from
Department of
Department of
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs
Washington DC.
William S. Middleton Memorial
Baltimore VA Medical Center
Veterans Hospital
VA Maryland Health Care System
Graphic Process
Madison
Illuminated, routed out copy
VA Great Lakes Health Care Network
VA Capitol Health Care Network
backed with white translucent
acrylic.
Colors
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Text: White T3
Background: Refer to Color Chart
Department of
Department of
Accent: Refer to Color Chart
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs
VA Medical Center
Tomah VA Medical Center
Recommendations
Regional Office
White River Junction
Position sign so drivers have a
clear, unobstructed view of the
VA New England Health Care System
VA Great Lakes Health Care System
sign. Keep landscaping around the
sign low and position sprinklers so
they project away from the sign.
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On-off illumination of sign can
be controlled through the use of
Department of
Department of
a timer, manual or photoelectric
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs
switch. Consult with sign
VA Outpatient Clinic
VA Regional Office
Appleton
fabricator at time of order for
appropriate method to use.
VA Great Lakes Health Care System
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