Project Gallery

Austin added 13,500 SF to an existing building to meet Bombardier's need for a Metal Surface Finishing Facility (MSFF) at its Learjet complex.

Austin’s history with Northrop Grumman dates back to the early 1960s. The relationship has since evolved to ongoing project assignments nationwide.

Austin, in a joint venture with J.S. Alberici Construction Company, designed and built a manufacturing plant for Boeing.

When The Boeing Company needed to expand its aircraft assembly plant to produce the 777, Boeing’s value jetliner, the company once again called on Austin to tackle the project.

Austin provided Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems with architectural planning, design, and engineering services for the remodeling of 87,400 SF within the existing M3 building.

When Boeing’s 747 aircraft assembly plant was completed in 1968 by The Austin Company, it was the largest volume building in the world.

The Austin Company, in connection with Alberici Constructors, designed and constructed a new manufacturing facility for Stanley Electric Mexico.

Austin provided design-build services for a new Program and Engineering Office building in support of Northrop Grumman’s Aerospace Systems sector.

Northrop Grumman selected Austin to provide architectural design, engineering and construction management services in support of their new Centers of Excellence national program.