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Exhibit A, Page 2 Materials and Fabrication Methods The artwork shall consist of translucent tempered art glass in sealed units, insulated to the rating for Pleasanton Firehouse Arts Center. The composition of the units will be airbrushed, hand painted antique art glass laminated to base float glass, with sandblasted images on the float glass. Production of the glass shall include unit assembly. When installed, the glass units shall be stepped and silicone sealed in place as indicated in the drawing attached as Exhibit A. Alternate corner glazing system will be as identified on Glass Studio Peters' drawing (Exhibit A, Page 8.) The average dimensions of each unit shall be 36x36" with variance as indicated on the elevation drawing attached as Exhibit A, pp. 5 and 6. Total square footage of glass will be approximately 323 sq. ft. Each unit shall consist of an exterior glass layer, a''/ -inch air space and an interior glass layer; the overall unit thickness shall be 1 inch. Packaging and Unit Identification Glass Studio Peters shall arrange delivery of the fabricated units to the project site. Each unit shall be labeled in its crate, packed in order according to position in its grid and sequence of installation. The entire set of glass units will be laid out as a grid to permit Glass Studio Peters to exactly replicate each individual panel should it prove necessary in the future. Supplemental Materials Services under this contract shall include provision of the following supplemental materials. 1. Two preliminary full -size mockup sample sealed glass units, one from each marquee, fabricated from the shop drawings (see 2.A.1) for use by the City. These shall be labeled as to their designated site location on each marquee. 2. A manual for the City's public art collection management program which includes materials specifications and describes routine maintenance needs, recommendations for care, and other considerations for upkeep of the glass marquee artwork. 3. Artist to provide high resolution digital photographic images of the completed public art project in situ, including a minimum of two different detail images of each column side and two views of each column in context with the building exterior.