In Quarters: Branson, MO, Fire Station No. 4
Featured in Firehouse Magazine, Hoefer Welker’s Branson Fire Station No. 4 reflects a forward-thinking approach to fire station design rooted in...
The healthcare industry, entering a post-pandemic era, is prioritizing patient experience, infection control, and disease prevention in post-pandemic design. This shift in focus includes recognizing the importance of interior design in improving patient outcomes and well-being.
Amy Williams and Lyndsee Johnson shine their light on the newest healthcare design trends in the latest Medical Construction & Design magazine. Trends such as increased use of high-performance materials, hospitality-inspired furniture and layouts, modular systems/flexible furniture, and programming for behavioral health. Design strategies are being implemented based on evidence-based approaches and innovative problem-solving. The goal is to enhance the overall patient experience while adhering to stricter design standards.
Featured in Firehouse Magazine, Hoefer Welker’s Branson Fire Station No. 4 reflects a forward-thinking approach to fire station design rooted in...
Hoefer Welker has been ranked #3 among the largest architecture firms on the First Coast by the Jacksonville Business Journal. The annual list...
Hoefer Welker has been ranked #5 among the largest interior design firms in Kansas City by the Kansas City Business Journal. The annual list...