ABAC Chambliss Hall

Chambliss Hall at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College was fully renovated to modernize an existing agricultural education building originally constructed in 1970. The 22,215-square-foot facility received interior upgrades, including new windows, updated building systems, and reconfigured offices, creating brighter and more functional learning environments.

The building continues to house Agricultural Technology laboratories while introducing new spaces for Agricultural Education, the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication, and the Georgia Department of Education–South Region Agricultural Education. The renovation supports hands-on learning and emerging agricultural technologies, reinforcing ABAC’s commitment to future-focused agricultural education.

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