When thinking about a space, we often focus on the visual aspects, but acoustics—how sound behaves in a space—also plays a vital role in shaping our experience. Sound affects comfort, communication, and even how people perceive a space. When acoustics are prioritized early in the design process, you can ensure that your space will sound […]
Walker Architects teamed up with Scorpio to update multiple branches of Radiant Credit Union. Formerly called “SunState Federal Credit Union,” the organization underwent a branding overhaul to better represent their reliable, straightforward service and friendly, youthful approach. Our team was charged with transforming their branches into bright and positive spaces to reflect their fresh new […]
When we set about creating the new Walker Architects office in a former Big Boy restaurant, our team envisioned a space that would capture who we are: passionate, fun, and focused on design. Equally, our firm needed an open, flexible space that would foster collaboration and accommodate several small meetings or office-wide gatherings for presentations and parties.
The Walker Team is currently in the documentation phase of the freshly designed Tax Collector branch, located on the north side of town on 34th Blvd. As we’re adding the final details to the design, it’s interesting to look back on the previous phases and see what held true throughout the design process and its […]
Agility, choice, flexibility – these qualities are only becoming increasingly relevant. In part 3 of our Agile Workplace series, we look at why choice is key to the satisfaction of the workforce.
Part two of our series on the Agile Workplace looks side to side and back in time to contextualize the ideas behind the Agile Workplace.
We’re kicking off the first of a three-part series on the concept of the “Agile Workplace” by unpacking the “why” behind the concept. Why are we working with these principles, anyway?
Infinite Energy founders Darin Cook and Rich Blaser purchased the first building on their Gainesville, FL campus more than 20 years ago. Now they’re breaking ground to make way for a brand new, state-of-the-art facility, designed by none other than Walker Architects.
This rehabilitation will uncover some of the most beautiful elements of the original Norman Hall, completed in 1932, and create teaching spaces that fit the refinement of the current higher education model and pedagogy.
Walker Architects provided master planning for the Exactech campus in Gainesville focused on optimizing interaction between staff departments and work flows.