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...
Hoefer Welker’s Director of Interiors, Tiffany Kalloor, was featured in Healthcare Construction + Operations magazine’s Designer Roundtable: “Environments That Heal," discussing how our team blends evidence-based design, safety, and compassion to shape behavioral health environments that promote dignity, autonomy, and recovery.
Drawing from projects like UT Southwestern and Children's Mercy + Camber Mental Health Wellness Campus, Tiffany highlights design choices that balance patient safety with comfort and adaptability—reinforcing our belief that every healthcare environment should heal both body and mind.
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...