Our Heather Rosen shares "5 unexpected benefits of working at a large design firm" on ArchDaily.
Inspire 48 fourth-graders to pursue a technical or design profession? Challenge accepted!
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For almost a decade, Open Hand Studio has worked as an incubator for public interest design projects within CannonDesign. Our Chris Lambert shares lessons learned on Impact Design Hub.
We recently hosted a Metropolis Think Tank event in our Chicago office looking at how designers can address inequality, create jobs, develop neighborhoods, and forge connections among a diverse citizenry.
Jimmy Rotella discusses how virtual reality is influencing how we work and interact throughout the design process.
Two CannonDesign projects — the University of Utah’s Lassonde Studios and our Cook County Central Bond Court redesign — are featured in Fast Company’s 2017 United States of Innovation.
Michael Tunkey shares his thoughts on design, the city of Buffalo, and two exciting mixed-use developments he’s leading.
We are extremely excited to share that Fast Company named CannonDesign one of the most innovative architecture firms in the world. Read more about what this means and who else made the list.
On display: Mimi Lam shares her thoughts on storytelling and exhibit design
CEO Brad Lukanic defines our future through the power of design.
To recognize the important role engineers play in our company — and in our society at large — we reached out to a few to get their perspectives on the profession. Check out their responses.
This year marked our 15th year hosting Environmental Awareness Week. The annual event immerses our staff, clients and the building community in a week-long conversation about sustainable ideas.
Our Open Hand Studio provides pro-bono services to communities and non-profits with complex challenges.
Move over Rio. CannonDesign office Olympics demonstrates feats of inter-office strength.
When challenged to make something out of 1,500 pieces of tile, our St. Louis office did what only seemed natural (i.e. they made a dress).
When a bunch of young architects, engineers, marketers, and a lawyer walked into a room, big things happened.
Chicago office practice leader, Tim Swanson, talks life, love and the pursuit of great design.
