Lester R. Walker is an American architect and author. He is a former adjunct professor of architecture at City College of New York.
Walker was a pioneer in the tiny house movement.
Walker received a BA in architecture from Pennsylvania State University and a master’s in architecture from Yale University.
For 20 years, Walker was an adjunct professor of architecture at the City College of New York.
In 1970, he moved to Woodstock, New York.
Walker is preservationist and director emeritus of the Byrdcliffe Colony. He served on its board starting in 1983.
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