The turn-of-the-century Sage Memorial Hospital complex in Ganado is beautiful, historic and holds a lot of nostalgia for the community. But, for housing a modern hospital, it is about the worst thing imaginable. The stone buildings are drafty,...
Mental and behavioral health are as vital to our collective well-being as our physical health. While the last decade has seen improved availability...
The newly modernized and expanded medical clinic and a new veterinary clinic at Tyndall Air Force Base have been designated LEED Silver by the U.S....
One thing we can agree on is that culture means different things to different people. As we navigate the awkward transition back to working in the...
Ashley Eusey, LEED AP, sustainability manager at architecture and interior design firm Hoefer Welker looks at what experts say about how cooling...
When the coronavirus first became news in North Texas, the ink had hardly dried on Hoefer Welker’s new lease at Ross Tower in Downtown Dallas. The...
Before the pandemic hit, having a well-equipped fitness center was a big marketing asset. It helped attract fitness-conscious apartment residents of...
These days it seems like we’re all about creating those perfect indoor-outdoor spaces, like dreamy three-season porches, covered patios, and even...
Hoefer Welker stated in an announcement today that as healthcare technology continues to evolve, it is transforming their approach to healthcare...
EXECS Architectural design firm Hoefer Welker is bringing healthcare expertise in-house. As part of this focus, the firm hired Hannah Mey to serve...
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare providers have accelerated plans to implement technology-enabled healthcare solutions and medical equipment....
Block Real Estate Services LLC has broken ground on a $60 million apartment community called The Residences at Galleria, which is slated to become...
The Vice President and Director of Construction Administration at Hoefer Welker on why the mornings are the best time to get things done, the magic...
