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1. Name:
Ginseng BBQ
2. Owner: {owner}
3. Address: {address}
3b. Additional Site
Details: Down the driveway created
between the Fatburger and Walgreen's structure is a slightly larger
lot, which is home to the Ginseng BBQ establishment. The signage
is a gateway, banner structure which leads to this slightly larger
lot. It is visible standing directly in front of the Fatburger sign,
looking east down the alley.
4. Condition:
Structure 3
Surface 3
Lighting 3
Notes: See
description
5. Form: plyon
6. Specfic Description:
Attached to the section of the
Fatburger building which houses the entrance to the Alan Albert's,
and stretches across to the building which houses Walgreen's is
a sign which is comprised of a horizontal overhead structure of
steel beams, forming a lattice work or skeleton of an entrance.
The top and bottom edges are white raceways with incandescent bulbs.
Placed awkwardly along the bottom portion of the skeleton is a border
of gold polished raceways with incandescent bulbs. There is no backing
to the border, so it is simply an edge and nothing more inside this
border consisting of the structure of the sign. The top and bottom
edges of the structure are lined with incandescent bulbs. "Ginseng
BBQ" is spelled in gold channel letters painted white on the
inside, with red neon in the interior. The letters are all caps
and centered inside the border. The sign faces west. The actual
establishment is further east. through the gateway where a slightly
larger lot is located, on the north face of the Wallgreens side
of the complex.
7. Type of Display:
neon, incandescent
8. Media: steel
9. Non-neon treatments:
n/a
10. Animation:
chasing
Notes: The
incandescent bulbs, which surround the brass, outer ring, chase
each other.
11. Environment:
The environment which the Ginseng
BBQ's establishment shares is dictated by its neighbors of Walgreen's
and Fatburger. The small enclosure of a lot, which is in front of
the store, follows after passing underneath the main logo text banner
for the restaurant. It is hidden among the various neighboring businesses,
being protected by the larger structure in front of it. |
