All posts tagged "CannonDesign"
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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...
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Wellness and Your Campus Rec Center
What does your layout and design have to do with wellness? A whole lot apparently. Last week, Colleen McKenna from CannonDesign gave a webinar on...
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How Design has Positioned Cal Poly to Succeed
On a daily basis, the Cal Poly Recreation Center averages 7,000 entries. Located at the California Polytechnic University in San Luis Obispo, California – with an...
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UNC Charlotte Creates a Fully-Dedicated Hub for Recreation
When UNC Charlotte’s new University Recreation Center opens in Summer 2019, it will provide the campus with its first facility fully dedicated to campus recreation....
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Boston College’s Connell Recreation Center will be a Beacon
The new Connell Recreation Center of Boston College, designated to open summer of 2019, is to be a beacon. Reaching four stories with windows galore,...
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Video: Inside the University of Louisville SRC
On the cover of the most recent issue of Campus Rec Magazine is the University of Louisville. Located in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, the University of...
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3 Steps for Success: Expanding Your Collegiate Recreation Center
Colleges and universities built around the turn of the 20th century continue to deal with the challenge of trying to expand and reinvigorate recreation centers...
