From Institutional to Intentional
Hoefer Welker’s interior design team is featured in the May/June 2026 issue of Medical Construction & Design (MCD) for an article exploring the...
The City of Lawrence will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its $18.5 million police headquarters on Monday.
The headquarters will be 55,000 square feet and will house various police operations during its first phase, including patrol, information services, records and evidence storage. The building will include unfinished space that the city plans to complete in future phases.
“It’s exciting to see this project get underway,” Mayor Lisa Larsen said in a news release. “Having a new, contemporary facility suited to the needs of our community and the police department is vital for our future.”
Dallas approves using city land to build community for homeless veterans
The Dallas City Council has approved plans for a new Veterans Community Project (VCP) Village in southern Dallas, creating a supportive housing...
Reintroducing Beth Hiltonen
Meet Orlando’s new managing principal, who is ready to expand Hoefer Welker’s footprint to better serve central Florida clients Hoefer Welker is...