Janke’s latest experiential donor recognition design, the keystone of The University of Texas Engineering Education and Research Center donor initiative, takes on several functions through the use of different mediums in a highly visible location. The donor wall is the nucleus to a network of individual touchscreen locations throughout the landmark 400,000 sq. ft., 8 story, $290,000,000 building for the Cockrell School of Engineering.

Located in a symbolic transition corridor between a building from the past and the EERC building of the future, the 26 ft. long wall surface displays a list of nearly 400 of the generous building fund donors etched in stainless steel wall panels, while also hosting the 3 large interactive touch-screen digital displays. Video content and motion graphics tile seamlessly across all 3 screens to function as a large wide-screen display. Additionally, each individual display unit can function independently as a donor database kiosk upon user interaction.

Interactive Displays feature:

• Searching Capabilities
• The Founder’s Story
• Building Donors
• Online Donation Opportunities
• Annual Donor Programs
• Endowments and Scholarships
• Distinguished Graduates
• Special Programs

Ideation Stage

Approved Concept Development

Digital Infrastructure Concept

Digital Infrastructure Development and Conceptual Display Interface