Dovetail fabricated the architectural millwork and metalwork for the University of Texas Hall of Fame, a sports project in Austin, Texas, built by general contractor Turner Construction with architect Page Southerland Page. The project is tagged as wood and metal work.
What did Dovetail build at the University of Texas Hall of Fame?
The Hall of Fame is an exhibit space, and the gallery shows how it is organized. A curved wall of display shelves with orange backing holds helmets. A curved timeline wall carries orange trim. A ring light hangs over illuminated display towers in the main hall, and a football player statue stands in a lit niche beside more shelves.
Two of the displays include wood cases. One sits under an exhibit wall with Olympic rings, and another sits at the Hall of Honor entry wall. A National Awards wall is lined with trophy cases. Dovetail's scope on the page is millwork and metalwork, and the wood display cases are the clearest millwork in the photos.
Materials and finishes
The page tags this job as WOOD and METAL. The photos show wood display cases, shelving with orange backing and orange trim on the timeline wall.
How was the work delivered?
Turner Construction was the general contractor and Page Southerland Page was the architect. Dovetail's drafting department works in Microvellum, Cabinet Vision, Revit and AutoCAD and builds to AWI standards, and the shop that made the millwork and metalwork is in Del Valle, Texas.
