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?

Meghan comes to us with over 15 years of diverse professional engineering design and consulting experience, combining strong technical, business and communications skills.

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.

Engineering Principal Keith Hammelman to present an ASHRAE course on HVAC strategies to consider when opening up schools in the wake of COVID-19.

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

Building engineers are working together to ensure facility managers have a comprehensive understanding of the many considerations related to HVAC.

Tornadoes can be scary, but tornado-resistant schools don’t need to be.

Our mechanical engineering discipline leader, Keith Hammelman, shares some of the questions on his mind as we navigate this unprecedented time together.

Our Commissioning leader shares insight about this important discipline in celebration of Engineers Week.

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

Don explores trends in water availability and why plumbing design is so important.

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

Addressing the gender imbalance of women in STEM fields is of utmost importance for us all to succeed.

Our electrical engineering discipline leader discusses AI and a push toward renewable energy resources.

Keith Hammelman discusses engineers' responsibility to reduce energy consumption and how to better use BIM in their design efforts.

Sara Schonour shares her thoughts on where the Lighting Studio is headed in 2020 and beyond.

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

We're excited to be leading the conversation at ASHRAE.

Ray has been with CannonDesign for over 25 years.

James will lead a team of over 50 electrical engineers throughout the firm.

This one model platform aims to increase efficiency and allow for real-time status updates.

"I cannot emphasize enough the importance of having allies in our male colleagues," says Charlotte Sauer.

Researchers today are demanding more out of their work environment as the scientific culture shifts toward "convergent research."

Joe will discuss hot water system design for code compliance at the 2019 ASPE TechSymposium

Three CannonDesign St. Louis engineers discuss the intricacies of designing a state-of-the-art laboratory for some of the nation's top scientists.

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

Architecture is always evolving to keep in step with society. Roland Lemke, a principal in our DC office, is approaching his 30th year in the industry....

Our work with the Maryland Heights Community Center has been awarded an ASHRAE St. Louis award.

Many CannonDesign team members will be leading and participating in important presentations and conversations at the 2019 Laboratory Design Conference.

CannonDesign has a long and proud history of designing many of our national laboratories around the country. These facilities require an immense amount of expertise, attention...

SUNY ETEC recently celebrated its topping out ceremony, marking a significant milestone in the project.

The team from Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Building 201 recently celebrated the topping out ceremony – reaching a significant milestone in the design...

Lighting designers must consider many factors when specifying lighting systems and lighting controls for their designs. In this article, Rob shares his thoughts on how designers can effectively design and plan efficient lighting systems.