On March 27, 2020, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act—also known as the CARES Act—was signed into law. This $2 trillion stimulus package is the largest emergency aid passed in U.S. history, and though there are indirect benefits...
The metal recycling industry is challenging – especially in the area of safety and fire prevention. Take the recent large fire at the Northern Metals...
Response to COVID-19 — Business Operations Continue Remotely Hoefer Welker is committed to the health and well-being of our clients, our associates,...
With the strongest and fastest growth of any segment, the healthcare market is more critical than ever to flooring manufacturers. Results from Floor...
With less than a decade left, The American Institute of Architects 2030 Commitment seems to be running out of time. More than 700 firms have signed...
The city’s new $19.5 million police headquarters is now halfway complete, and police representatives say the project could far exceed original goals...
After launching two small businesses—including her own design firm—to survive the Great Recession, Bronson joined Hoefer Welker in 2014 and found her...
A first-of-its-kind Class A medical office building will soon be breaking ground in Euless. Dallas-based Dominus Commercial is developing the...
Tony Schmitz, vice president and senior project manager, Hoefer Welker, discusses the firm’s determination to join the AIA 2030 Commitment, the...
A 1970s renovation enclosed the courtyard to form a 12-story atrium in a 10-story building, with glass elevators descending into a basement two...
Tony Schmitz, vice president and senior project manager at Dallas-based Hoefer Welker, has been leading the architecture and design firm’s...
Goals change; countertops fabricated from imported granite and showers lined with sprays that endlessly shoot water from head to toe are no longer at...
City officials, including Mayor Joe Smith, gathered in North Little Rock, Arkansas on Monday, January 13 to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new...
