The result of a dynamic partnership between the regional YMCA and Wilfrid Laurier University, the YMCA revitalizes the city as a hub for community recreation.

The premier industry ranking for US-based architecture companies, Architect 50 differentiates itself by measuring firms not by size or revenue, but on business and sustainability performance and design excellence.

The purposeful decision to leave the ceilings exposed and utilities visible helps The Park School put science on display for its students each day.

Luke's design talent and community activism earned him a spot amongst a national list of rising stars.

Across all our offices, we spent a day giving back to the communities in which we live and work.

CannonDesign is proud to be ranked as an industry leader in our profession and key market verticals in BD+C's annual Giants survey.

We are thrilled to share Michael Ohar has been promoted as our new Western New York K12 Practice Leader.

Park School of Buffalo has opened its new Knopp-Hailpern Science Center, a project proudly designed by CannonDesign.

Business First Buffalo profiles how CannonDesign is recharging Buffalo's downtown core through multiple projects.

We recently earned third place in the Community Choice category of the Western New York Land Conservancy’s Reimagining the DL&W Corridor – International Design Ideas Competition. This effort was a partnership between our Buffalo and New York City offices. The competition asked firms to help conceive how an abandoned stretch of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western (DL&W) railway that runs from Buffalo’s Canalside to its Solar City plant could be revived. The area will eventually be transformed into an elevated park not too dissimilar from the High Line in New York City. We were thrilled to unleash our creative energy through this design competition and are proud of our proposal...

Rob Garra and Paul Kondrat promoted to co-directors of the firm's engineering practice.

CannonDesign remains one of the leading health design firms in the world per Modern Healthcare's annual Design & Construction survey.

201 Ellicott is a mixed-use affordable housing and fresh food market project currently being planned for downtown Buffalo. We were part of a previous design for this site in late 2015/early 2016 that envisioned a mixture of higher-end luxury apartments, underground and above-ground parking, office space, and a grocery market. After the project was placed on hold and further studies were conducted gathering community input, the program was redeveloped into something much more appropriate for the area and city. This site will be one of the first “mobility hubs” for downtown Buffalo, providing residents and the community with a place of alternative transportation opportunities, supporting the idea of vibrant, livable...