About Us

The Whitney Veigas Studio

For more than 25 years our firm has designed and implemented architectural sign programs for corporate and institutional clients and the buildings in which we live, work, and learn. Our focus is rooted in the conviction that responsible design is as important for projects with limited budgets, as it is for high-profile projects with more substantial budgets.

We measure the quality of our work by these standards: it aspires to be simple, refined, and restrained. It is not dominated by aesthetics alone, but balances other factors including cost and functionality. Signs guide us, inform us, and contribute to our safety, and we believe they do this best when they are designed to complement – rather than visually compete with – their architectural environment.

We are located in the Boston area, and primarily work with clients in New England and the Mid-Atlantic.

Principal Staff

Travis Veigas is the founder, co-owner, and president of Whitney Veigas. For sixteen years Mr. Veigas owned and operated a custom architectural sign fabrication company. The fabrication portion of the business was sold in 1997, and he has devoted much of his energy since to the development of products, software, and information resources for the architectural sign industry. Prior to starting his own business, he worked in the signage industry for the Youngstown Design Center in Youngstown, NY, and Architectural Graphics Inc. in Virginia Beach, VA.

Jean Hutchinson Veigas is a co-owner and Vice-President of Whitney Veigas. Ms. Veigas is responsible for client and business development, conceptual design, and project management. She has a degree in Interior Design from Pennsylvania State University and Pratt Institute, and has more than twenty-five years experience in industrial design and architectural firms. Prior to joining Whitney Veigas, she was responsible for environmental graphics at The Stubbins Associates in Cambridge, MA.

Anthony Joy is a design consultant to Whitney Veigas. Mr. Joy studied architecture at MIT and received a Master of Architecture degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo. At MIT he received two traveling fellowships which permitted the study of architecture in South America and Europe. While Mr. Joy has worked primarily in the field of architecture, his activities in other areas of design have been broad and include teaching, interior design, graphic design, and the design of building products.