LBJ Presidential Library

The LBJ Presidential Library — located on The University of Texas campus in Austin, Texas — first opened in 1971 and was rededicated in 2012. Cortina Productions worked closely with the library’s staff, the design firm, and historical experts to create multimedia experiences that provide visitors with a comprehensive view of Lyndon B. Johnson — the man and the president. Our work for the newly designed museum included seven films, five interactive exhibits, and four audio exhibits. In addition, Cortina Productions produced a handheld mobile app featuring audio tours in English and Spanish.

TEAM
Media Design & Production by Cortina Productions
Exhibit Design by Gallagher & Associates
Exhibit Fabrication by Design & Production
AV Systems by Design & Production
Lighting Design by Available Light

Project Highlights

7 Films
5 Interactives
4 Audio Exhibits
Mobile App

Exterior of the LBJ Presidential Library at the University of Texas, Austin campus.

Introductory theater at the LBJ Presidential Library.

“Telephone Tapes” interactive exhibit at the LBJ Presidential Library.

The Archives at the LBJ Presidential Library.

“Archives Interactive” touch screen station at the LBJ Presidential Library.

The Legacy Gallery at the LBJ Presidential Library.

“LBJ Impact Table” in the Legacy Gallery at the LBJ Presidential Library.

“Journey of a Bill” interactive exhibit at the LBJ Presidential Library.

“Journey of a Bill” interactive exhibit at the LBJ Presidential Library.

“LBJ Impact Table” in the Legacy Gallery at the LBJ Presidential Library.