Brad joins Kaiser Permanente's podcast to talk about the future of design and the built environment.

Our CannonDesign education team recently invited three leaders from different universities from across the Mid-Atlantic region to reflect on the one-year anniversary of the period that the pandemic hit the United States.

Towson University recently opened its newest building on campus: a 320,000-sf science complex we designed to spur connections in new ways.

Our firm is recognized for our Living-Centered Design approach, commitment to ingenuity and positive impact on society.

Our engineers talk with Sam about gravity, building strong foundations, geometry, fruit snacks and more.

Our team is recognized as the #1 education interior design practice and the #3 healthcare firm.

Our team is recognized for global leadership in health, education, science, engineering and Facility Optimization Solutions.

Our team stood out for our ever-present commitment to design excellence and Living-Centered Design.

Towson University is expected to be complete in 2021.

Baja discusses the topic of climate resilient communities and the connections between climate change and racial inequity.

A team of architects from CannonDesign recently partnered with a senior architecture studio at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)

Making the best out of a tough situation, our Baltimore office hosted a virtual Designer for a Day so students could still participate.

We recently caught up with Meredith for fifteen minutes and got her real-time perspectives about her thoughts about what the future holds. 

A new article from Metropolis magazine focuses on the behavioral health studio at CannonDesign and our mission to shift the paradigm around the design of mental health spaces.

The McKim Community Association teamed up with our Baltimore office to amplify the organization's impact in the Jonestown neighborhood.

For the second year in a row, CannonDesign was featured at AIA Baltimore’s Good Design = Good Health Showcase

Our initial thoughts on the Coronavirus and how healthcare spaces are designed to help.