Gallogly Hall is significant because it is the engineering building that was built while I attended the University. I can remember back to when I was touring and it there was just a green space, to being roped off and all the way through construction. Even though I wasn’t involved in any way with the erection I feel connected to it. It is a modern and design with a central staircase and large open atrium similar to Devon Energy Hall.

This building speaks to me as the future for engineering and OU. Not only the design with large open lecture rooms where the professor is central and large lab spaces but also there’s new subject matter being taught. Gallogly Hall houses the Biomedical Engineering College which is the newest discipline. I’m glad to see the progress and can’t wait for what’s to come.