USA Today selects Missouri State University's Bill R. Foster & Family Recreation Center as the must see university building in Missouri.

CLAD Global has published a thorough Q+A with David Polzin, our Executive Director of Design.

Amy Eyler’s commitment to enhancing public health in St. Louis and across the country is unwavering. As an associate professor for Washington University in St....

sb, the official magazine of IAKS, includes an extensive feature on the USI Physical Activities Center and how VR informed its design in its Q1 2019 issue.

CannonDesign is excited to sponsor the 2019 Great Lakes Valley and Missouri Valley conference men's basketball championships.

Our John McAllister and Whit Rogers will present the UMSL Recreation and Wellness Center to IFMA's St. Louis chapter on March 20.

Our Arjun Bhat earns recognition on the St. Louis Business Journal's 40 Under 40 list.

Franciscan Health Michigan City celebrates the opening of its new hospital with a blessing ceremony and open house.

CannonDesign maintains its strong leadership positions in World Architecture 100's 2019 industry report.

Our own Natalie Petzoldt has been featured in a piece from Managed Healthcare Executive titled "14 Ways to Make Cancer Patients More Comfortable."

Telehealth not only has the ability to increase convenience and improve care for remote patients, it also improves emergency department throughput, and ultimately can reduce...

Campus Rec Magazine's new Ask the Expert features our Reed Voorhees.

While the major shift from inpatient to ambulatory care is allowing healthcare systems to remain at the forefront of medicine, it also creates significant challenges...

The Maryland Heights, Community Recreation Center has been awarded a 2018 Contract Healthcare Environment Award in the Health & Fitness Wellness Facilities category.

A new article from Metropolis magazine focuses on the behavioral health studio at CannonDesign and our mission to shift the paradigm around the design of mental health spaces.

Missouri Parks & Recreation Association touts "exciting community value" of Maryland Heights Recreation Center in fall newsletter.