ENR 2024 Top 500 Design Firm
Hoefer Welker is ranked in the ENR's 2024 Top 500 Design Firm list. Despite the growing demand for design services and labor challenges, our firm has...
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Brian Hamilton, Hoefer Welker Architecture’s Director of Urban Design & Planning, along with Mike Lanning and Brian Ward of Cassidy Turley, have been recruited by the City of Olathe to help find future tenants for the Kansas Bioscience Park. Forty-two acres of city-owned land are being offered to qualifying companies or developers for free within the campus. “We want to cultivate an environment with that entrepreneurship – that business acumen – and really work with individual entrepreneurs and investors in there in creating a world class state of the art environment,” Brian said. “In the end we think ultimately if this builds out this will be a dynamic piece for meaningful community building for not only the campus itself, but the community of Olathe in terms of spinoff development, hoteling, retailing, mixed-use and residential.”
The city has set up incentives such as a 55 percent ten-year tax abatement. The Kansas Bioscience Authority is committed to boosting Olathe’s bioscience sector in the name of making Kansas a global destination for the industry.
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