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...
In a recent HCO News feature, Patrick McCurdy and Jaron Ricketts explore how modular and prefabricated construction is becoming a mainstream strategy for healthcare systems navigating rising costs, labor shortages and compressed schedules. They discuss how early collaboration and off-site fabrication can accelerate timelines, improve quality control and enhance safety, while still delivering flexible, future-ready facilities. As health systems seek greater efficiency and predictability in project delivery, modular and prefabricated approaches are reshaping how healthcare environments are designed and built.
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...