Stephen Wright
Principal-in-Charge
Luke Heerema
Director of Business Development
Roger Heerema, AIA
Principal
Scott Delano
Design Director, Associate Principal
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Luke Heerema
Roger Heerema, AIA
Scott Delano
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Architecture, interior design, master planning, repositioning, workplace strategy, branding, and sustainability. WHA’s diverse portfolio of work incorporates client sectors such as corporate & commercial, hospitality, science & technology, financial, nonprofit & associations, and higher education.
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WHA is an award-winning and integrated team of architects and interior designers in Chicago’s corporate real estate community. Our successful project experience is a result of our ability to create exceptional experiences through client-focused design.
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Amid changing tenant expectations, here’s how the real estate industry is adapting
The prolonged COVID-19 pandemic has continued to have a strong impact across the real estate industry, from construction and brokerage operations to the marketing of listings and property closings. That uncertainty presents special challenges in working with existing tenants of leased space.
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Wipfli’s prediction: Expect still more uncertainty in commercial real estate this year
While it’s true that real estate is generally one of the most reliable markets for investment, it’s also a fact that the industry runs on cycles. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated and even upended many of those cycles. Even now, nearly two years after it took hold in the United States, the pandemic continues to have a see-saw effect on markets.
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Wipfli names leader of firm’s construction and real estate practice
Wipfli LLP, a national accounting firm, has named Brad Werner to the position of industry leader for the firm’s construction and real estate practice. Werner,…
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FBI warns that cybercriminals are impersonating construction companies
The FBI’s cyber division has released an important alert to businesses across the United States warning that cybercriminals are impersonating construction companies and using business email compromise (BEC) to defraud businesses that have pre-existing relationships with those construction companies.