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1. Name:
Bellagio Casino and Resort
2. Owner: MGM
Mirage
3. Address: {address}
3b. Additional Site
Details: The Bellagio is the latest
and greatest in the super resort genre of properties, touting the
largest if not the most spectacular spectaculars on the Las Vegas
strip. The front section of the property is consumed with the expansive
and elegant lake, and is home to the water show which is a one of
a kind attraction on the Strip. Like it's other large scale relative
the Mirage, the fronts of the actual structures are set back further
away from the noise of the traffic. This adds to the theming and
atmosphere of the secluded location. The replica of an Italian town
sprawls smoothly behind the aquatic elements, providing for a pleasant
background. The Bellagio sports a large-scale pylon sign outside
of the water spectacular actually on the street. The sign itself
is more of an architectural element instead of an actual sign. It
does contain display panels yet, they are in minority of significance
when it comes to the aesthetics of the signs themselves. The rear
of the property, between the actual property and the I-15 freeway,
in plain view of traffic driving both ways, two giant pylons sit
in close proximity to each other. They both face north/south.
4. Condition:
Structure 5
Surface 5
Lighting
5
Notes: See
description
5. Form: plyon,
fasica
6. Specfic Description:
n/a
7. Type of Display:
neon, LED, backlit
8. Media: steel,
plastic, masonry
9. Non-neon treatments:
{non}
10. Animation:
none
Notes: none
11. Environment:
{environment} |
