McNay Art Museum
This project at the McNay Art Museum involved the on-site engraving of numerous names into large architectural stone walls throughout the property. Each section required detailed layout preparation, precision sandblasting, and careful attention to spacing and consistency to match the architect’s intended vision.
The engraving process was completed over several days using specialized masking and blasting techniques to achieve crisp, permanent lettering directly into the stone surface. Due to the scale of the walls and the importance of maintaining a refined appearance within the museum environment, every detail was carefully planned and executed.
Projects like this demonstrate Oz Monuments’ ability to complete large-scale custom engraving work for museums, memorial installations, donor recognition displays, and architectural stone features while maintaining high standards of craftsmanship and presentation.






