Teleos Experiential Graphics

Graphics at Teleos Experiential Graphics are conceived alongside architecture rather than added after construction, embedding brand identity directly into built spaces. The studio, formerly known as Jankedesign, is based in Austin, Texas, and works with clients across the United States and across industries, drawing on more than three decades of project experience. It holds certification as a Historically Underutilized Business (HUB), Women Business Enterprise (WBE), and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE).

Collaboration with land developers and architectural design teams shapes how the work happens: graphic design is treated as part of a building's design process, not a layer applied once construction is finished. This approach lets the studio have a hand in how people experience a space from the ground up, working project by project as each site presents its own design problem.

Project work spans commercial, education, and government sectors. Texas real estate developments include Buda Midway Industrial Park, 405 Colorado, 1111 West 6th, Sixth and Guadalupe, and Eastbound. Higher education projects include Purdue University's Hagle Hall, home of its Bands & Orchestras program, and the Gateway Complex housing Dudley Hall and Lambertus Hall. Public sector work includes the Texas Facilities Commission's Texas Health & Human Services building and the UTSA School of Data Science National Security Collaboration Center. Across these projects, the studio applies graphic design to buildings and campuses for clients ranging from private developers to public institutions and universities.