The greenhouse can support live soil and controlled soil in separate wings which helps researchers study farm plant material year-round.

As part of our Engineers Week celebration, we wanted to feature how the engineering group has given back in 2021. These past couple of years have been challenging in a number of ways for all of us, but it's always nice to share a bit of hope with stories like these.

We reached out to some of our incredible engineers and asked them if they had any advice for a young girl interested in engineering. Here are their responses.

From new sustainable commitments, to advancements in smart buildings, to decarbonization of systems, please take some time to read what trends everyone should be aware of.

The CannonDesign structural engineering team has officially joined the SE2050 Commitment—prioritizing sustainability in everything that we do.

In this new position, John will oversee operations and contribute to the strategic growth of the engineering practice in Denver.

While the life sciences industry had been steadily growing before March 2020, this growth exploded when the pandemic arrived—and there is no indication that this lightning-fast pace will slow down any time soon.

A multi-year, multi-phase renewal has completed to help USI pursue D1 athletics.

CannonDesign's Electrical Engineering Discipline Leader James Lessard, PE, has penned a new article for Consulting-Specifying Engineer about the unique requirements for healthcare generator systems. 

The 240-bed addition on campus will provide long-term care for senior and disabled veterans, including those with dementia and traumatic brain injuries.

As an integral, long-time CDLS team member, Kate is poised to continue to grow the lighting studio practice and create incredible lighting solutions for our clients. 

Josie's work is about structuring the thinking and interactions in a way that builds capacity and catalyzes the inherent potential of our work to create positive outcomes.

The hospital's design was inspired by the surrounding rivers, mountains and rolling terrain of southeastern Pennsylvania.

This paper explores how Integrated Project Delivery was on employed on Bayhealth Hospital’s Sussex Campus.

The project will exude a high level of care and the technology that PSH is known for combined with the convenience and neighborhood engagement of a community hospital.

University of Maryland's newly minted football facility is poised to become the new standard of football programs across the country.

We are thrilled to announce that Noelle Thornton, PE, CxA, BCxP is joining our St. Louis engineering practice as a Commissioning Engineer.

We are pleased to announce that CannonDesign's Lighting Studio has signed onto the Lighting Advocacy Letter, inspired by the AIA Materials Pledge as part of the mindful MATERIALS Library. 

For SUNY Buffalo State College, its new science building has been almost 20 years in the making—and it is well worth the wait.

As the engineering learning paradigm evolves, so must the environments where the learning is taking place.

The Johns Hopkins Advanced Physics Laboratory, Building 201 recently received a merit award from the Structural Engineers Association of Illinois.

Before construction, the team’s BIM model was truly one-of-a-kind.

A deep dive into the collaborative process of the LAC + USC Restorative Care Village, from community meetings to modular design.

Kondrat will share his insights on the lessons he's learned from the pandemic and how it will shape mechanical systems for the future.

Created in partnership with XBE firms across the country, our Inclusive Partner Program galvanizes people and companies to create mutually beneficial partnerships that deliver more impact across the design industry.

A breakthrough research environment for our nation's top scientists.

Whether you are a developer, a researcher or a building owner, there is a massive opportunity to convert under-utilized, tired existing office space into highly sought-after laboratory space.

Our engineering discipline leaders provide their perspective on how 2020 has changed their outlooks and what they are looking forward to in the new year.

To celebrate Engineers Week, we rounded up some of our best projects that opened this past year.

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory was recently featured in Structure Magazine

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

Standing four stories tall, the 244,000 sf center is a beacon for the campus that redefines the future of fitness, recreation and wellness.

Modern Steel Construction features the University of Maryland College Park Cole Field House's historic past and transformative future.

Learn how smart research environments can be easier and more cost effective to operate, more resource sustainable and more resilient.

Ohlone College received a Design Award for its Academic Core from the American Institute of Architect (AIA) Silicon Valley.

Thanks to ASHRAE for this recognition.

Towson University is expected to be complete in 2021.

The Vermont Agricultural & Environmental Laboratory is a testament to the researchers who provide services that benefit the health and wellbeing of Vermont residents.

Jocelyn Wildman lives for unique design challenges that offer opportunities to find the perfect synergy between architecture and engineering systems.

Is it wiser to renovate these existing structures or completely rebuild?

Boston College, Central Heating Plant Upgrade & Expansion was recognized as the Best Project winner in the Energy/Industrial category.

A look at how Texas health systems are evolving engineering systems and design responses during the pandemic.

The Lighting Studio received multiple local and national awards in the IES program.

The University of Maryland Cole Field House reconstruction and the Richard J. Daley College pedestrian bridge were selected to receive Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards from SEAoI.