Dovetail fabricated the architectural millwork, metalwork and stone for an undisclosed client, a corporate tenant improvement project in Austin, Texas, built by general contractor Austin Commercial with architect and designer Gensler. The client is not named, so the details below come from the project photographs.
What did Dovetail build on the Undisclosed Project?
The project combines wood, metal and stone across a wide range of rooms. The photographs show a dining hall with a wood-paneled wall, bench seating and a long dark service counter, a market with shelving, refrigerators and a checkout counter, a fitness room with built-in cabinets and storage shelves, and a locker room with a wood slat bench.
Other images show reception desks, a long counter with inset sinks along a white tile wall, built-in open shelving beside a glass wall, a black cubby shelving wall in a corridor, and rooms with exposed wood beams. Wood-paneled walls, counters, desks and shelving are the kind of work the project's wood, metal and stone categories cover.
Materials and finishes
The project is listed under wood, metal and stone. Species, stone types and metal finishes are not named. The photographs show dark metal-clad columns and panel walls, black-framed glass doors, wood slat and paneled features, and both dark and white counter tops.
How was the work delivered?
Austin Commercial was the general contractor, and Gensler served as architect and designer. Dovetail's stone shop uses digital templating and Slabsmith vein matching in general, though this page does not say which methods applied here. Dovetail's fabrication shop is in Del Valle, Texas, near Austin.
