Capstone Awards 2025 - Grandview
Our work has been recognized in the Kansas City Business Journal's prestigious 2025 Capstone Awards! Among the recognized projects is our...
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By: Mary King, Kansas City Business Journal Staff Writer
When local real estate firm CBRE Group Inc. approached Hoefer Welker about a prototype design study of buildings for its client, JPMorgan Chase Bank, Chris Armer said the architecture company was eager to get involved.
The new standalone branch, at 815 SW Highway 7 in Blue Springs, was completely constructed in a factory in Pennsylvania then shipped out to the site in pieces to be reassembled. The 3,300 square feet building was erected on site in just a few days.
Hoefer Welker was the project’s architect, with MODLOGIQ Inc. taking on the general contractor role.
Armer, a vice president at Hoefer Welker, said it was tasked to come up with ways to make the bank buildings more efficient, cost-effective, easier to build and bring them faster to market. JP Morgan was interested in prefabrication, so MODLOGIQ, a commercial modular manufacturing company based in Pennsylvania, came on board.
Our work has been recognized in the Kansas City Business Journal's prestigious 2025 Capstone Awards! Among the recognized projects is our...
Our work has been recognized in the Kansas City Business Journal's prestigious 2025 Capstone Awards! Among the recognized projects is our...
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