 Robin Anderson |
 Frauke Bartels |
 Oracle's Austin Waterfront Campus—Art and Graphics Collection |
 Gutenberg Bible Case and First Photo Case |
 Make Some Room – Unconscious Bias Workshop |
 Lance Armstrong Foundation Headquarters |
 Austin Central Library |
 Capital Metro Experience Design |
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City of Austin
DLR Group
endlosdesign
fd2s
IA Interior Architects
MapWell Studio
Page/Dyal
Perkins+Will
TBG Partners
Teleos
TEN400
Zeitgraph Inc
Austin Center for Design
Art Institute of Austin
University of Texas at Austin
Austin Community College District
Texas State University
Blanton Museum of Art
The Thinkery
Mexic Arte Museum
Austin Chapter Email: [email protected]
Listen to Briar Levit speak about her new book "Baseline Shift", which captures the untold stories of women across time who used graphic design to earn a living while changing the world. The book presents diverse women across backgrounds whose work has shaped, shifted, and formed graphic design as we know it today.
She also speaks briefly about her work on the movie graphicmeans
https://www.graphicmeans.com
The History of Graphic Design Production and her involvement with the Peoples Graphic Design Archive
https://www.peoplesgdarchive.org
Drew Bryant, Associate VP of Design Studio at Advent was the lead on the design team for the project and Nina Hammoudeh, was the project manager with UT Austin's Project Management and Construction Services. They will both be able to offer great insight and background on the project.
Commemorating a storied tradition while highlighting current student-athletes across the 20-sport athletics program, The Frank Denius Family University of Texas Athletics Hall of Fame celebrated its grand opening in August, 2019.
It is The University's first-ever sports Hall of Fame, a $17.1 million project housed in the 27,713-square-foot Red McCombs Red Zone in the north end zone of Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. The Hall of Fame sets the standard for all associated with the Longhorns — coaches, student-athletes, administrators, donors and more. It collects history from all corners of campus into one location in a space that seamlessly blends digital experiences, updatable static displays and other storytelling elements, creating one home for the Longhorns’ past, present and future.
Limited to 30 attendants
Register for free tickets via Eventbrite here.
Nov 15th / 5:30pm to 7pm / SEGD AUS Walking Tour
The University of Texas at Austin Cockrell School of Engineering, Engineering Education and Research Center
Referred to as one of UT’s newest landmark buildings, EERC is an extraordinary state-of-the-art hub and identity for the Cockrell School of Engineering. The 433,000 sq. ft., 8 story, $310 million building creates a strong sense of place for the School and defines a new paradigm for engineering education and research.
Join us as SEGD AUS takes an exclusive Experiential Graphic Design walking tour guided by Austin's Communication Design firm Janke, who spent nearly 7 years developing the EGD program, and Capital Architectural Signs, who fabricated the complex program. The EGD consists of a network of static and interactive touchscreen directories, donor walls, story panels, and wayfinding components throughout.
“From floor to ceiling, the EERC was designed to do more than simply facilitate classes, research and meetings. We envisioned a facility that would inspire creativity and motivate students to think bigger.”
- Sharon L. Wood, Dean of the Cockrell School of Engineering
Don’t miss this one-time opportunity to walk through one of the nations newest award winning architectural spaces.
Schedule of events: Thursday, November 15th 5:30pm – 7:00pm
5:30 - 6:00 Introduction and Presentation
The Innovation Center, Room EER 2.502 (Level 2) - Introduction to SEGD Austin and Presentation by Austin's Communication Design firm Janke and Capital Architectural Signs.
6:00 - 7:00 Walking Tour
Tour EERC's extraordinary state-of-the-art hub and identity for the Cockrell School of Engineering.
Parking: Parking available in nearby San Jacinto Parking Garage: 2400 San Jacinto Blvd
Ellsworth Kelly, Austin, 2015, Artist-designed building with installation of colored glass windows, marble panels, and redwood totem, 60 ft. x 73 ft. x 26 ft. 4 in., Blanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Gift of the artist, with funding generously provided by Jeanne and Michael Klein, Judy and Charles Tate, the Scurlock Foundation, Suzanne Deal Booth and David G. Booth, the Longhorn Network, and other donors. © Ellsworth Kelly Foundation.
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Please join us as we celebrate the Holiday Season with a little Rock and Roll!
We invite you and a guest to come and enjoy light refreshments at this unique downtown Austin Gallery as we conclude a successful year of the SEGD Austin Chapter.
Sam Coultrip of PAM, sponsors of the event and proprietors of wayfinding software, will give a brief presentation before we kick off the merriment.
Be sure you get your tickets for our last Chapter event of the year! Tickets are limited!
AUSTIN MODERN ROCKS GALLERY
916 Springdale Rd Bldg 3 #103
Austin, TX, 78702
Get directions to the space
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