University of Georgia

Barron Wallace

Barron Wallace
Barron Wallace

Interior Designer

Interior Designer

Barron Wallace joined UGA as a full-time Interior Designer in June 2024, working in a dual role between the Office of University Architects (OUA) and the Office of Space Planning and Management (OSPM). He coordinates departmental moves, manages interior renovations, selects furniture and finishes, and conducts space planning studies for proposed projects.

Wallace first gained experience with OUA and OSPM as a student intern from the summer of 2023 through the spring of 2024. He graduated from UGA in May 2024 with a degree in Furnishings & Interiors and a minor in Historic Preservation.

Barron Wallace
Barron Wallace

Interior Designer

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Concept view of a portion of Legion Field looking south with the existing fence and stage removed, new security lighting, amphitheater elements, and pathway connections to the new West Campus Dining, Learning, and Well-being Center (which is under construction and opening Fall 2026).

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UGA to redevelop Legion Pool, Legion Field to better serve and support students

The University of Georgia plans to redevelop the Legion Pool and Legion Field area to better serve and support its students. The decision comes upon the recommendation of a working group that has considered the highest and best use of this space, located in the heart of the Athens campus, for the last six months.

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