In honor of the big Saturday game, KU and K-State Alumni showed true spirit by dressing in their school colors. With a house divided, it was truly a competitive scene around the office. Congratulations to the KU Jayhawks (and their alumni) with...
Hoefer Welker Architects recently promoted Rob Welker to Principal. For the past two years, he’s provided sales leadership by managing renewal...
HWA is proud to announce our 2010 employee promotions. The following employees have been promoted to Associate: Randy Brown, Sammey Collins, Bethany...
Not only did HWA have fun building our 2010 CANstruction CANverse Shoe but we raised money for Harvesters along the way. And we still are…vote now...
You are invited to join HWA at the CANstruction Preview Party! The party starts at 5 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14 at Union Station located downtown Kansas...
Congratulations are in order for Hoefer Welker Architecture employee Dennis O’Roark! Dennis recently passed the Architect Registration Examination...
Recently featured in American News, Sanford Regional Hospital is expected to break ground in 2010 in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Sanford officials say...
Construction on the St. Peter’s Justice Center, in St. Peters, Missouri, is progressing. This 65,000 SF project will house approximately 100 officers...
HWA is pleased to announce that Kansas City Fire Station No. 35 has received Honorable Mention in the Career category of the 2009 Station Style...
We are pleased to announce that we have been selected to provide architectural services for Anderson County Hospital located in Garnett, Kansas. The...
HWA attended hospital association healthcare tradeshows for the Kansas Hospital Association (KHA) and Oklahoma Hospital Association (OHA) on November...
At Hoefer Welker Architects, we know that people really want to make a difference, but it takes all of us, working together to make real change...
HWA is pleased to welcome Alli Hill to the team! Alli has an undergraduate Architecture degree from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana and a...
