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July 5, 2017
Need ideas on how to implement new parking technologies?
Walker’s Andrew Vidor, Parking Consultant, shares a few tips on implementing new parking technologies in the June issue of Colorado Real Estate…
July 5, 2017
Standard Vehicle Sizes and Parking Stall Dimensions
Mary Smith, PE, Senior Vice President and Senior Director of Parking Consulting and Carl Schneeman, PE, Director of Operations for our Minneapolis…
November 10, 2015
Consultants Corner with John Dorsett – 5 Year Approach to Protecting Your Parking Investment
You have a lot invested in your parking assets. Parking can be capital intensive and represents a significant investment for owners. In…
May 28, 2015
DIA – Denver’s Innovative Airport
Similar to Walker Parking Consultants, Denver International Airport (DIA) is celebrating an anniversary this year! And what better way to celebrate than to make the…
April 14, 2015
Jonathan Wicks Interview – ParkingExec Newsletter
Q&A with Jonathan Wicks of Walker Parking Consultants By Suzannah Rubinstein with SpotHero (as appeared in ParkingExec Newsletter) We recently interviewed Jonathan Wicks…
February 26, 2015
Casey Wagner’s Article on Internship Program Benefits
Competing for the Best and Brightest February 2015 » Feature Articles » Firms in Focus (published in Civil + Structural Engineer) Internship…
August 12, 2014
Simple Savings: Understanding Your Facility is Key to Keeping Management Costs in Check
Every parking owner is concerned with parking facility operations costs. Those who depend on parking to produce revenues want to make sure…
July 3, 2014
“Smaller Cars? Not Yet.”
The National Parking Association released a white paper entitled, “Smaller Cars? Not Yet.” This paper, authored by Walker’s Mary Smith, analyzes the manufacturing and sales…
June 17, 2014
“Recipe for Success: Parking Can be the Frosting or the Fly in the City-Planning Cake.”
Congratulations and thank you to Steffen Turoff for his recent article entitled, “Recipe for Success: Parking Can be the Frosting or the Fly…