A credit union is never just boxes. Travis built the teller lines, the heart of the branch, with bow fronts, layered slats, varied colors, and staggered reveals, most of it shaped by hand. The face panels are 3form.

Behind them run the chaseways for security wiring, cat 5, and the odd-shaped cash machines, all hidden to keep the design clean. The back wall is solid birch hardwood. A curved solid-surface peninsula anchors the floor.

The details went deep. At each office entrance, a locking mail-slot box is built integrally into the door frame, hidden behind the glass. The branch carried nearly every material Travis works: solid surface, five colors of laminate, PVC and 3mm edge banding, stainless steel, slat wall, and 3form.