All posts tagged "CannonDesign"
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Washington and Lee University Rec Center a Beacon for Student Health and Wellness
Washington and Lee University Rec Center spans 161,000 square feet across five floors and is a beacon for student health on campus. In an exciting...
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Elizabethtown College: The Game-Changing Bowers Center
Elizabethtown College’s dynamic Bowers Center for Sports, Fitness and Well-Being is a beacon for student health and wellness. The multidimensional facility builds on Elizabethtown’s proud...
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CannonDesign Helps Boston College and UNC Charlotte Open Dynamic Rec Centers
CannonDesign has helped both Boston College and the University of North Carolina (UNC) Charlotte open dynamic recreation centers in recent months. At Boston College,...
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Top Tips of Campus Rec Experts in 2019
In each issue of Campus Rec Magazine, we seek the expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. Below is a recap of the best...
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The Must-See Companies of Athletic Business
With over 2,300 attendees and 250-plus exhibitors, the Athletic Business Show November 13-16, 2019, is an exciting event. Below, you’ll find the must-see companies you...
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Ask the Expert: Renovations
The expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. This month, Colleen McKenna, the director at CannonDesign’s sports, recreation and wellness practice, shares on renovations....
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The College of Holy Cross Announces Plans for New Rec Center
The College of Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, has announced plans for its Joanne Chouinard-Luth Recreation and Wellness Center, a state-of-the-art hub for collegiate recreation,...
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Trade Show Exclusive with CannonDesign
Trade Show Exclusive with CannonDesign from Campus Rec Magazine on Vimeo.
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How Virginia Tech is Reshaping Collegiate Recreation and Wellness Integration
Once complete in 2021, Virginia Tech’s (VT) renovated and expanded War Memorial Hall will set an exciting new standard for recreation and wellness integration on...
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Ask the Expert: Reed Voorhees
The expert advice to answer your most pressing questions. This month, Reed Voorhees, AIA at CannonDesign, shares advice on architecture. Why is putting thought into...
