CASE STUDIES
CASE STUDIES
Real Projects,
Real Results
See how Walk Your Plans helps teams visualize spaces, streamline decisions, and save time and money.. before construction begins.
Use Case: Small Grocery Store Owner Refines Layout to Increase Sales and Flow
As the owner walked the life-size layout, they immediately spotted issues you’d never catch on a flat drawing: dead zones where shoppers would bottleneck, shelves that felt too tight, and product runs that didn’t naturally guide customers through the store. Seeing the space full-scale made it obvious where they were leaving money on the table.
Use Case: Emergency Department Team Tests Workflow and Improves Patient-Care Efficiency
Doctors approached the space from a workflow standpoint: triage flow, visibility lines, team communication. Nurses zeroed in on the essentials that often get overlooked on paper: electrical outlets, supply access, bed clearance, and the ergonomics of repetitive tasks. Having both perspectives in the room led to changes that balanced clinical efficiency with practical functionality.
Use Case: Developer Optimizes a 16-Unit Project and Saves Approximately $1.6M
Developers live and die by efficiencies. Every square inch needs a purpose, and every decision ripples through the pro forma. By catching all of this before construction, he estimated a $1.6 million savings, money protected simply by experiencing his plans at full scale.
First-Time Builder Walkthrough: Fine-Tuning a Custom Home Before It’s Too Late
A builder working on his first, of many investment properties, wanted to make sure his custom home would feel as intended in a high-end neighborhood. By the time he discovered Walk Your Plans, construction had already begun, but he had a few concerns he wanted to explore before it was too late (or too expensive) to adjust.
Full Scale Clarity for a 250,000 SF Life-Sciences Facility
A major architectural firm brought on Walk Your Plans in order to pressure-test a quarter-million–square-foot life-sciences facility, one involving multiple agencies, strict equipment requirements, and end-users who needed absolute certainty to ensure efficiency in their workflows. The team had been struggling to align dozens of stakeholders who rarely get to evaluate a design at full scale. They needed clarity, fast, and a way to make confident decisions before breaking ground.
Trifecta Alignment: Architect + Designer + Builder Saves $100K on Custom Home
During the walkthrough, the team discovered opportunities to optimize the plan. They strategically reduced square footage in one area, resulting in less cabinetry, and removed a redundant bathroom once they realized another was close enough. These adjustments preserved the elements most important to the clients while trimming costs.