REVIEW OF ARTIST

PRELIMINARY DESIGN CONCEPTS

NOVEMBER 6, 2009

• A distinct image

• A sense of place and security

• Protection from sun, wind and rain

• Accessibility for disabled persons

• System and neighborhood information

• Modular design kit-of-parts

• Ease of maintenance

• Establish guidelines to reflect best practice standards

and FTA guidelines

•Create unique visual overlay for each station to reflect the

community of that station

• Promote positive Community Involvement via SAR

Committee

• Art related to Local History & Cultural Identity

• Enhance the Visual Landscape

Preliminary Artwork designed for the CSUSB station.

Section B.

(for full contiguous image see Paper Model)

Inplainsight art / artists amy baur and

Overall view of how artwork travels across the Glass Panels @ CSUSB station.

Inplainsight art / artists amy baur and brian boldonart

SAR COMMITTEE ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT IF ADDITIONAL

FUNDING BY THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO IS POSSIBLE, THAT

THIS ARTIST BE ASKED TO CREATE A LIGHT / METAL WORK FOR

THE PROJECT AS WELL.

Kendall Drive at Little Mountain Drive

Kendall Drive and Shandlin Hills

Drive

Juan & Patricia Navarrete

City of Lomalinda Stations Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Veterans Medical Center

Station

Anderson Street at Redlands Boulevard Stations

Loma Linda University Medical Center Stations

LOMA LINDA

Military Seals etched glass panels:

Army, Marine Corp, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard

The Merchant Marine seal will be etched on the glass panel as

will the photograph of Jerry L. Pettis and his wife Shirley Neil

Pettis.

The free standing veterans sculpture is designed as a station

identifier welcoming veterans at the Benton Street at Barton Road

Station.

Etched photographs on glass panels

Orange crate art

Bryn Mawr train station

Loma Linda health hotel, the Switzerland of America

Anderson Street at

Redlands Boulevard free

standing sculpture