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1.26.23 | Hutton Team
Design developments follow certain trends influenced by multiple factors. To stay on the cutting edge, architects must do more than passively take note. Hutton’s architects proactively study the industry to anticipate trends and apply forward-thinking practices in healthcare design.
8.29.22 | Hutton Team
One of the first Hutton team members on any jobsite is Hutton’s surveying coordinator Warren Bontrager. Warren ensures the architect’s plans fit on the selected site and that electrical, plumbing, and all site utilities will be in the correct place.
8.10.22 | Hutton Team
When people have easy access to professional development, they have the capacity to invest in more than just their jobs, but in their lives, too. The key is making these opportunities applicable and accessible. Learning has to be fun, relevant and engaging for it to stick.
7.5.22 | Jack Kriwiel
Picture this: You planned to build a new facility in the Midwest, and there was a lot to consider—budget, design, builder, equipment, employees. After completing what you thought was a thorough plan, you chose your site and hired an architect. But before they could put pen to paper, you found out you hadn’t planned for everything.
5.31.22 | Hutton Team
Whether or not you heard the news, saw the videos or were in the direct trajectory of the April tornado that ripped through Andover, Kansas just over a month ago, it’s not hard to empathize with the community that came face-to-face with the full force of it.
5.5.22 | Brett Weller
Restoring a historic structure that represents the heart of campus is a labor of love. That’s why we’re so excited to share that Hutton’s restoration of Kansas State University’s Hale Library recently won an AGC Award of Excellence.
7.26.21 | Brett Weller
Do you like puppies and kittens? We do. So when the Kansas Humane Society reached out to Hutton Facility Services for preventive maintenance and capital planning services, we jumped at the chance to help a great cause.
5.14.21 | Brett Weller
Late last year, Wichita Endodontics closed on the purchase of a two-story office building at 12219 E. Central, where the dental office plans to relocate its east-side clinic this summer after a $1.1M renovation.
