The renewal preserved the grandeur of many of the historic rooms to their original turn-of-the-century splendor, introduced extensive new public space and transformed the North Wing.

The office is a stunning adaptive reuse effort that melds modern design, historic urban fabric and a community-focused mission to create a remarkable new space in the heart of St. Louis.

This commitment will require deep collaboration across the entire value chain, and radical transformation in the way buildings are designed, built, occupied and deconstructed.

Both the D'Youville University Health Professions Hub and 201 Ellicott are honored.

The three floors add 100 rooms for patients, with 84 beds designated specifically for leukemia, lymphoma and other blood cancer care.

This waterfront building will have sweeping views of Biscayne Bay and incorporate the latest in patient-centered care, resources and technology.

Our team is at the forefront of redefining design work in our profession and beyond.

The bold project revitalizes an urban community and reduces stigma around mental health.

Specifically, our team ranks #1 in education, #2 in healthcare and in the top 10 for overall growth.

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

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

Our teams continue to lead by design across our key market segments and service lines.

David says "we need to be relentless in our pursuit of architecture with a conscience."

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. 

Projects recognized include Cboe Global Markets HQ, the Museum of Tolerance Social Lab and UIC Surgical Innovation and Training Lab.

Eric talked about sustainable design, net-zero buildings, regenerative materials, bio-engineering, building a movement and more.

Eric is the only architect to make the list of 100 energy and environment "doers" leading the charge to a more sustainable world.