Dawn Beacon

Marks the completed shared life-support network as the commune's civic goal.

A broad stepped basalt (#34383C) plinth supports three angled pressure-aluminum (#B5BAB7) pylons that lean together to hold one large luminous circular beacon ring (#F5E7C9) high above a broad front entry. The three pylon feet stand at the corners of a triangle: one at the back centre, one at the front left and one at the front right, with the entry between the two front feet. In FRONT the back pylon rises behind the glass, between the two front pylons; LEFT and RIGHT each show two pylons, the back one and a front one, leaning toward each other.

Each face of the plinth carries one long band of bold relief in signal enamel red (#C53F35): a few large anonymous worker figures passing ice, meals and oxygen hand to hand, cut in broad flat planes whose outlines read against the dark basalt. The lower bays between the pylon feet are filled with big geometric blocks of glacial blue (#A9CFD9), dustlight amber (#E3B46E) and red glass.

The open beacon ring is the tallest and most ceremonial silhouette in Red Well; the reliefs stay on the plinth.

Scale: longest ground side about 3.4 city tiles, with the main entrance on the front face.