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The UT Hall of Fame project consisted of renovating the existing north end zone food court of Darrel K Royal stadium and converting it into a world-class hall of fame that will memorialize and celebrate the University of Texas’ past, present, and future athletic achievements. To achieve this goal, Òâ°ºÌåÓý had to complete gut the north end zone food court without disrupting on-going client activities, building back a “white space”, and then installing hundreds of exhibits, displays, and trophies. From beginning to finish, the designers (Page and Advent), The University of Texas, and Òâ°ºÌåÓý were all on the same page which is what made this project a success. Each stakeholder worked intensely to make sure all elements of the project were delivered on time.

Through intensive vision, teamwork and dedication, the nondescript 24,800 sq. ft. facility food court was transformed into the Hall of Fame, representing all sports on the UT campus in a setting intended to inspire visitors. Texas student-athletes represent a diverse university in one of the most diverse states in the country. As such, the Hall of Fame showcases the breadth of the Longhorn experience. The Hall of Fame collects history from all corners of campus into one location, empowering Texas to tell the story of an athletic program that achieves excellence in all pursuits.