Austin Architectural Graphics

You have to like someone whose voice mail begins. «I’m either in a meeting or under my desk…» For the past several months, I have been creating a heritage hallway display for my fraternity client with a large amount of help from Austin Architectural Graphics’ owner Tommy Dunn.
AAG is, IMHO, the premier signage, architectural display and fabricator business in Austin. They are a large shop, but all the while Tommy zips in and out of the different work stations overseeing progress in his jeans and flip flops. My kind of dress code.
This fine company is producing the new wayfinding signage for the UT campus. Very cool looking – navy blue and, of course, burnt orange. The Texas State Capitol, Blanton Museum, Texas State History Museum and other prestigious entities appear on their list of clients. AAG can obviously handle the large, complex projects with ease.
The fraternity’s heritage display project was installed May 1^st and it looks fantastic! I’m impressed with the quality of materials and final overall presentation. My project went from half-​ass (before AAG) to professional (after AAG). I’m forever grateful to Tommy Dunn.