SRG + CannonDesign

The minimal and neutral pallet for the University of Washington Center for Behavioral Health and Learning includes colors and textures from nature to create a comforting sense of place to ease tension for patients, family, visitors and staff. Wood slat walls and perforated metal panels balance the scale of public spaces while preserving a sense of openness, safety and connection to daylight and nature. 📸 : Benjamin Benschneider

At the heart of campus, the Student Recreation Center at Whatcom Community College encourages healthy and active lifestyles for all. The luminescent pulse of the raised track acts as a beacon, and running along the track feels like running on a cloud. Abundant daylight from skylights, large windows and mirrors creates a spacious and invigorating environment where people are inspired to achieve their fitness goals. 📸 : Benjamin Benschneider

Portland Community College's dental program provides important services for the underserved public and prepares dental hygienists for licensure. The space on the 3rd floor of the Vanport Building is a calming environment for the community and students with ample daylight and opportunities for collaborative outreach. 📸 : Daniel Cronin

Our team is inspired by the impact of our work, and we know from experience that we have more impact through transparent and collaborative teamwork built on trust. For us, our work isn’t just about architecture—it’s about contributing to broader change and inventing a better future.

Nothing compares to summertime at the ballpark, and we’re proud of our contribution to the community environment at Ron Tonkin field. It’s a place to bring the whole family, meet with friends and create shared memories together. While a new facility is in design for the Hops, their current home is a delight and will continue to be a valuable community venue. 📸 : Lincoln Barbour

We are proud to share that CannonDesign is officially releasing its first-ever children's book, "Designing Dreams: An Official Deja the Dynamo Adventure," for pre-order. Deja the Dynamo is a creative, inquisitive young girl who uses design thinking to explore her world. With a lively spirit and avid curiosity, she leads her friends Leo and Annie on adventures to learn more about architecture, design, science, nature and more. To learn more about Deja, her first adventure, how we hope she'll connect with diverse youth and inspire more of them to pursue careers in our profession and/or pre-order the book, check out our link below! https://lnkd.in/gWaBC4Rd

As we approach the end of Mental Health Awareness Month, we hope everyone has taken a moment to reflect on their own wellbeing and how they can both find and give support within their communities. SRG + CannonDesign prioritizes the well-being of individuals and families, and we believe everyone deserves to live inspired, safe and fulfilling lives. Wishing you all a great weekend with opportunities to explore, rest and connect to what truly matters. 📸 : Kevin Scott

At Reser Stadium, the Upper Concourse provides an elevated experience to all ticket holders. Fans can enjoy views of the field and beyond to the Oregon Coast Range while taking advantage of unique food and beverage options. Oregon State University 📸 : Kevin Scott

We're proud of our collaboration with the project team, City of Hillsboro and Hops leadership to envision a ballpark with superb player and fan amenities that will also be a community hub for gatherings and celebrations.  https://lnkd.in/gRG8Zqpt

University of Washington Medical Center for Behavioral Health and Learning opens today and plans to admit its first set of patients within a few weeks. We are filled with pride and gratitude as we reflect on our collective effort and how the building will support the amazing professionals who make a lasting impact on so many individuals and families. This project reflects the power of Living-Centered Design and meaningful collaboration to address some of the biggest challenges we face. 📸 : Benjamin Benschneider https://lnkd.in/dD6GXEds