Projects
Projects listed hereafter include both the personal experience of Vernon L. dunagin, AIA while employed in other firms, and projects provided under his current firm. In all projects Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA, was the Architect-of-Record and was responsible for the project from its inception through completion of construction.
The Main Administration Building at Austin State Hospital constructed in 1859 is the third oldest public building in Texas. Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA, designed the east wing restoration in 1990 when the roof was replaced with standing seam lead-coated copper. This material … Read More
Sunset Station was constructed between 1909 and 1954. The main building served as the train depot for the Union Pacific Railroad. Restoration was completed in 1999 when the roofs were replaced on all buildings. Special study was paid to the … Read More
The design produced by Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA for the roof replacement at the art deco Seaholm Power Plant proved challenging. The building was constructed in 1950, and operated until 1989, supplying power for the City of Austin. Challenges involved … Read More
The Potton House was constructed in 1901 and consists of red sandstone walls and a wood shingle roof. The gingerbread style of ornamentation was popular during this period and is reflected throughout the exterior of the house. The Potton House … Read More
The Institute of Texan Cultures was opened for Hemisfair in 1968. The original roof remained on the building until its replacement design was produced by Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA, in 1995. Challenges in the project included significant ponding water and … Read More
The St. Paul’s Square area on East Commerce Street includes a number of historic buildings constructed at or about the time of Sunset Station (1909 – 1954). A study constructed for the developers by Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA in 2000 … Read More
In 1996, Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA, acting as the Architect-of-Record, designed the roof replacement and masonry repairs to this large performing arts structure. Challenges presented during the work were directions to keep the building in operation and provide protection for … Read More
The Municipal Auditorium was constructed in 1932. The main roof on the building is a one-piece Spanish-S shape using multiple colors to create a dramatic effect. The cupolas are covered in ceramic tile with several ornamental finials. The building was … Read More
Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA, served as the Owner’s representative for these new auditoriums where a fly loft and orchestra pit were provided for the first time in the District.
Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA, has long standing and extensive experience with higher education facilities. This work includes the study investigation, design and construction administration of more than 95 projects on Texas university campuses between 1994 and present. Angelo State University … Read More
Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA, has enjoyed a long history of significant roofing, waterproofing, and other significant projects for churches. A number of these churches required compliance with historic requirements to maintain their standing on the Texas Historic Register. Mr. Dunagin … Read More
Swimming pools present unique and difficult challenges. Vernon L. Dunagin, AIA, brings extensive experience in the planning, construction and remediation of natatoriums. This experience extends from performing as the Architect-of-Record for remedial work to the role of Owner’s project manager … Read More