Walmart Unveils Sustainable and Community-Focused Bentonville Headquarters

The 350-acre campus integrates mass timber construction, green spaces, and public access to redefine corporate campuses.

Walmart's new Bentonville headquarters spans 350 acres and includes over 30 buildings designed with sustainability and employee well-being in mind.
The campus features mass timber construction, reducing carbon emissions by 15% compared to traditional materials, and aims for LEED Platinum certification.
Half of the site is dedicated to green spaces, including 13 acres of lakes, 7 miles of walking and biking trails, and 5,000 planted trees to enhance ecological sensitivity.
Public access is a key element, with bike paths connecting to the Razorback Greenway and retail spaces integrated into the campus to engage the local community.
Walmart plans to transition 15,000 employees to the headquarters throughout 2025, emphasizing a collaborative and health-oriented workplace environment.