The piece highlights how the building represents a paradigm shift in entrepreneurial learning.

The article shines light on how our design responds to Atlassian's highly mobile workforce and commitment to human authenticity.

This project will help people in LA County dealing with homelessness issues or mental health for generations—a clear community benefit.

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

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

The project was designed to enhance the college experience, providing new opportunities for students to focus on academics and forge the social connections that are so important to academic success.

This breakthrough facility is one of four restorative care villages Los Angeles County is creating to help vulnerable residents with unstable living and mental health conditions.

This move brings our nearly 80 employees to the heart of the city, solidifying our ties to the region and strengthening our ability to use design to improve life across all of California.

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

The Restorative Care Village is designed as a neighborhood, drawing inspiration from the historic art deco of the nearby LAC+USC hospital and cultural influences from surrounding areas.

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.

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.