Yony Cohen returns to Hoefer Welker after an eight year hiatus while working in Israel, where he has lived most of his life. With a degree from the University of Kansas, he is also a licensed architect and a LEED accredited professional in Israel....
The Kansas State University Foundation will begin development in October 2014 of Phase I of a master plan that includes a 59,000-square-foot office...
Hoefer Welker Architecture’s founding Partner, Mitch Hoefer, was recently featured in an Ingram’s Magazine article, “Architects, Engineers Designing...
We are excited to officially open the doors at our new Dallas office location in the heart of downtown! We will be on the fifth floor within the...
We are very excited to announce that the Kansas City Business Journal has ranked Hoefer Welker Architecture No. 4 for Kansas City Architecture Firms....
The week of June 16-19, Hoefer Welker Architecture’s Culture Club hosted a week of fun and fundraising for Harvesters, a local nonprofit who’s...
The Yaeger + Hoefer Welker Healthcare Design Team would like to thank the Boone Hospital Center Board of Trustees for awarding our team with the new...
Hoefer Welker is excited to congratulate Tyler Paytas with CBRE as he was named The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society – Mid-America Chapter Man of the...
Hoefer Welker Architecture was recently awarded the Marengo Memorial Hospital Master Plan project located in Marengo, Iowa. Work has started as...
Graphic Design USA’s American Inhouse Design Awards publication is the premier showcase for outstanding work by in-house designers. Hoefer Welker’s...
Design and construction of the Community Hospital District No. 1 project of Pottawatomie, Jackson and Nemaha Counties located in Onaga, Kansas is...
Brian Hamilton, Hoefer Welker Architecture’s Director of Urban Design & Planning, along with Mike Lanning and Brian Ward of Cassidy Turley, have been...
Today is a new milestone for Hoefer Welker Architecture, as we receive the keys to our new office in Dallas, Texas! Doors will open first week of...
