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?
To all friends and partners of the Walker Architects family...
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.
The almost nonexistent skin of the new London Center for Music reveals an "inside-out" approach to design; the internal spaces generate the exterior form and character.
Newly renovated Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium, designed by Walker Architects in partnership with Populous, reopened on Tuesday night.
In celebration of African American History Month, we highlight some projects, both old and new, that pay tribute to African American history and culture.
This week's inspiration focuses on a couple of projects which remind us of one of our core values: empathy.
This week, our inspiration comes from projects which simultaneously devote themselves to constructing with brick while challenging its conventions.
This week, we're looking at three examples of projects which commit to intense pockets of color to define nested space, communicate values, and evoke wonder within the overall fabric of the architecture.
This week it seems appropriate to look towards the North Pole for our architectural inspiration. Here are three remarkable projects located in the wintriest places.
The University Athletic Association board approved the new Gators’ baseball ballpark budget in early December, paving the way for the project to break ground in February, pending University of Florida Trustee Board approval.
Today's inspiration post incorporates a couple of articles which remind us of the designs which emerged at the height of the movement's duration, and some which highlight the continued impact of the work in architecture today.