Sky view of Walmart's home office campus in Bentonville, Arkansas.

Walmart Home Office

A modern, fully connected campus, built sustainability.

Project Facts

Location Bentonville, Arkansas
Owner Walmart, Inc.
Size 350 acres
Status Under construction

Overview

The new Walmart Home Office campus will occupy approximately 350 acres in the heart of Bentonville, Arkansas, and includes more than 30 buildings for offices, services, parking decks, and amenities like childcare and fine dining.

One of the lakes on the northwest side of the Walmart home office campus.

Interior workspace with an open floor plan at Walmart home office campus.

Outside of the food hall at Walmart home office campus.

The entrance to the amphitheater on the southwest side of the Walmart home office campus.

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About the Project

The new Walmart Home Office will occupy approximately 350 acres in the heart of Bentonville, Arkansas, and includes more than 30 buildings for offices, services, parking decks, and amenities like childcare and fine dining.

Sustainability is a leading driver behind the campus plans. Regionally sourced materials for mass timber construction, energy-efficient lighting and HVAC systems, and 10+ acres of lakes that create a unique stormwater collection for smart irrigation and rainwater reuse are just some of the efforts taking place during construction. 

The Walmart campus will also feature thousands of trees, shrubs, and grasses to provide habitat for wildlife, shaded paths, and bike trails so associates can reconnect with nature. Inside, there will be ample natural light as well as buildings for expanded food offerings, convenient parking, fitness and wellness options, and a childcare facility.

Global engineering firm Walter P Moore created several of these key design parameters for the new Walmart campus, which include grading, utility design and installation, low-impact development drainage systems, stormwater detention for irrigation, a high-performance water system that controls stormwater releases based on downstream capacity, and a highly efficient multimodal transportation network.