Jamie Wallace
Associate + Design Leader
Design
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Fort Worth
University of Texas at Arlington – College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs
Jamie serves as an Associate and Design Leader in GFF’s Fort Worth Office, where she has practiced since 2014. As a design-focused architect, she sets the creative direction from the outset on complex multifamily, mixed-use, student housing, and retail developments, ensuring conceptual design intent informs the project through execution while fostering strong client relationships.
Jamie aspires to approach design as an exercise in rigorous problem solving, distilling complex conceptual challenges into functional architectural solutions that meet client objectives and advance design standards across the firm. She brings an academic perspective to her studio work, having previously served as an Adjunct and Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington School of Architecture, where she taught upper-year studios and freehand drawing.
Her leadership extends to the broader Fort Worth design community as Chair of the AIA Fort Worth Design Awards Committee, where she leads the juror search and the annual design awards event. Originally from East Texas, Jamie has called the DFW area home since 2006 and is an amateur watercolorist. Her work has been featured in Texas Architect and in the 2026 publication An Architecture of Representation: Essays and Drawings Across 50 Years of the Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition.
Jamie serves as an Associate and Design Leader in GFF’s Fort Worth Office, where she has practiced since 2014. As a design-focused architect, she sets the creative direction from the outset on complex multifamily, mixed-use, student housing, and retail developments, ensuring conceptual design intent informs the project through execution while fostering strong client relationships.
Jamie aspires to approach design as an exercise in rigorous problem solving, distilling complex conceptual challenges into functional architectural solutions that meet client objectives and advance design standards across the firm. She brings an academic perspective to her studio work, having previously served as an Adjunct and Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington School of Architecture, where she taught upper-year studios and freehand drawing.
Her leadership extends to the broader Fort Worth design community as Chair of the AIA Fort Worth Design Awards Committee, where she leads the juror search and the annual design awards event. Originally from East Texas, Jamie has called the DFW area home since 2006 and is an amateur watercolorist. Her work has been featured in Texas Architect and in the 2026 publication An Architecture of Representation: Essays and Drawings Across 50 Years of the Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition.