In September 2020, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs chose a 28-acre North Jacksonville site for an outpatient clinic. Now, that $64.2 million project at northwest Hyatt Road and Max Leggett Parkway leads the Jacksonville Daily Record and...
Kansas City, Mo. — Across the country, one architecture and design firm has provided more than two dozen instrumental and sustainable designs that...
Dallas, Tex. — Two local facilities in the healthcare, education and corporate market sectors — each designed by architecture and design firm Hoefer...
North Jacksonville VA clinic approved at $64.2 million The city issued permits Nov. 1 for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic...
All buildings are designed and built with occupants in mind. However, that connection is even more essential for civic projects. The functionality of...
Kansas City, Mo. — The AIA Central States Region (AIA CSR) has selected Hoefer Welker as an Emerging Professional Friendly Firm in the 2021 AIA CSR...
In partnership with Healthcare Design magazine, the Center for Health Design Design administers the annual Healthcare Environment Awards. These...
Kansas City, Mo. — The Kansas City Business Journal has announced Hoefer Welker as a finalist for its 2021 Best Places to Work awards program. Based...
By: Mary King, Kansas City Business Journal Staff Writer When local real estate firm CBRE Group Inc. approached Hoefer Welker about a prototype...
AIA Kansas City is proud to introduce Pillars, a leadership training program for AIA Kansas City members. The purpose is to prepare a representative...
Meet the 11 Best Places to Work honorees in the medium category. The 47 companies honored this year as Best Places to work are divided into five...
KANSAS CITY, Mo — A Kansas City couple is continuing their mission to make quality child care accessible to every parent who needs it. After starting...
The rental market is booming and shows no sign of slowing down. Renters occupied approximately 43 million housing units in the U.S. in 2020. Though...
