Their are still myriad ways they can help protect people and limit virus spread.

Our effort empowers numerous designers and makers eager to help healthcare professionals during this challenging moment.

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

We've partnered with Children's Museum of Pittsburgh to create new ideas for elementary education.

The program infuses architecture into pedagogy to help students across the Buffalo region.

The Laurier Brantford YMCA revitalizes the City of Brantford as a hub for community recreation and wellness.

Our David Sass and Stephanie Vito share thoughts on key projects, new trends and ideas for the future of behavioral health.

We ask Sal Bonetto the latest he's seeing in the technology field.

John talks about working at an integrated design firm and what it means to be a structural engineer at CannonDesign.

A look at how design can reduce stigma, enhance privacy and wellness, foster community and help patients.

Brian discusses how the practice has evolved and how they are stepping into the future.

Renovations include updates to the Herb Brooks Arena, site of the 1980 Miracle on Ice.

Joe leads both our Buffalo office and Facility Optimization Solutions team.

Eric will champion and optimize our firm’s commitment to sustainability in all of its embodiments.

Ray has been with CannonDesign for over 25 years.

The SPACES Podcast talks design and the built environment in behavioral health and what sets it apart from a standard hospital.

The discussion focused on key topics related to Buffalo’s tech talent pool, other cities we can learn from, urban density and how we should define success moving forward.

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.