Developers submit two-thirds of 16th and Broadway master plan near Kauffman Center
Plans have been submitted for two towers within the proposed 16th and Broadway development near Kansas City’s Kauffman Center for the Performing...
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The new Veterans Affairs (VA) Community Based Outpatient Clinic in San Antonio, Texas, offers patients, medical professionals, staff and visitors an environment promoting health, life-safety and well-being. Representing these principles, Hoefer Wysocki designed the building’s main entry with sweeping curved exterior as a “healing embrace.”
Bringing the concepts to reality, the three-story, 226,148-square-foot facility features Tubelite‘s high-performance ForceFront® Blast Curtainwall, Storefront and Entrances on the exterior. Tubelite’s interior framing systems also were provided for the security entrance vestibule and breakroom. All the aluminum was finished by Linetec in “Silversmith” color using 70% PVDF resin-based architectural coating.
The VA’s finished aluminum framing and glazing systems were installed by San Antonio-based glazing contractor Bulverde Glass, in collaboration with Jacobsen Construction. Working closely with Bulverde, Sage Architectural Products consulted with the design and construction team to meet the project’s modern aesthetic goals and numerous performance requirements.
New KLETC facilities expand law enforcement training capabilities
The Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center near Hutchinson celebrated the opening of two new facilities on October 2. Designed by Hoefer Welker and...
Building a Legacy: A Conversation With Mitch Hoefer
Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, Mitch Hoefer has spent more than three decades shaping Hoefer Welker, building a firm grounded in design...