Children’s Mercy + Camber Mental Health Mental Wellness Campus
The 72-bed psychiatric hospital was developed to meet the urgent need for trauma-informed mental healthcare in the region. Recognizing the shortage...
After outgrowing a 19,000 sq. ft., 43-year-old building, the City of Council Bluffs’ Police Department needed a new headquarters. Growing pains included inadequate space for employees, lack of storage and old technology. After several unsuccessful years of campaigning for a bond to pay for the construction of the new facility, the City was out of options.
Over an 18-month period, Hoefer Welker teamed with the City to identify current and future space needs for the new headquarters. Our team also evaluated 13 sites and assisted the city with its bond election. The bond election passed and the project obtained unanimous city council support(something that hadn’t happened in their community in nearly 20 years).
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The new facility provides much-needed space, resources, and room for growth. Sizable evidence storage was included with motorized shelving that helps conserve space and improve access. Also included is an upgraded cybercrime lab, drug testing room, and photo lab. Its design and site orientation are welcoming and approachable to the public.
Kansas State University | Office Park Phase III
Envisioned as a cutting-edge corporate hub in the Edge Collaboration District, the Kansas State University Office Park stands out as a premier...
FBI Kansas City Field Office
The FBI sought a solution to modernize and streamline the Kansas City FBI division and its facilities to support a more efficient operation for the...