Our Agile Design Philosophy
Our Agile Design Philosophy
Our Agile Design Philosophy
At Walker Architects, we believe there is a better approach to design. Our founder, Joe Walker, began the firm in 2009 because he thought that clients would benefit by having an architectural partner who focused on putting people first by design.
Typically, the clients we serve have many changing needs and care about the use of their resources. We believe that agile spaces allow the people who occupy them to be more successful and give the building owner the best return on their investment.
Our refined process ensures not only a great collaboration experience but also enduring value: designs that meet the demands of today and tomorrow.
At Walker Architects, we believe there is a better approach to design. Our founder, Joe Walker, began the firm in 2009 because he thought that clients would benefit by having an architectural partner who focused on putting people first by design.
Typically, the clients we serve have many changing needs and care about the use of their resources. We believe that agile spaces allow the people who occupy them to be more successful and give the building owner the best return on their investment.
Our refined process ensures not only a great collaboration experience but also enduring value: designs that meet the demands of today and tomorrow.
Agile Design
Process
Our Agile Design approach offers numerous benefits:
Tailored Solutions
Tailored Solutions
Tailored Solutions
Spaces are designed to meet the specific needs of users.
Well-Being
Well-Being
Well-Being
Designs that support choice and control over the environment promote physical, mental, and emotional health.
Employee Satisfaction
Employee Satisfaction
Employee Satisfaction
Well-designed spaces contribute to a positive work environment, aiding in recruitment and retention.
Healthy Team Culture
Healthy Team Culture
Healthy Team Culture
Fostering interaction & communication keeps productivity high and supports knowledge transfer and innovation.
Simplified Design
Simplified Design
Simplified Design
Unnecessary elements are removed, promoting simplicity and efficiency.
Future Preparedness
Future Preparedness
Future Preparedness
Designs are flexible, adapting to changing needs over time.
Adaptability
Adaptability
Adaptability
Spaces can easily accommodate changes in requirements or circumstances.
Maximized Value
Maximized Value
Maximized Value
Efficient use of resources leads to better returns on investment.
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Design for an
Agile World Podcast
Change your mindset around your approach to architecture.
In the Design for an Agile World Podcast, we discuss a specific approach to architecture that focuses on what building occupants and users need and how to produce solutions that will satisfy those needs. A compelling collection of stories and perspectives from project owners, design professionals, and construction partners, Design for an Agile World will help you apply an agile mindset to your organization and facilities.
Design for an Agile World is proudly presented by Walker Architects.
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Have to Say
“Working with Walker Architects has been a transformative experience for us. They helped us think about our campus in new and exciting ways — far beyond anything we could have come up with on our own. After meeting with the design team, they managed to translate our core values of safety, impact, and respect into a gorgeous new space we can use to carry out our mission."
Jon DeCarmine,
Executive Director
GRACE
“There are few architectural firms…who take time to truly understand the values of the organization and deliver time and time again.”
Aaron Hobson
Former Director of Operations
University of Florida
“Walker Architects consistently provides creative and innovative ideas ultimately producing incredible designs and results.”
Dennis Hines
Former Associate Director
UF Office of the Senior Vice President for Health Affairs
“...I have found the Walker team to be active listeners, consistently identifying and addressing the needs of our varied user groups and facilities staff.”
Project Manager
UF Planning, Design and Construction