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OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE THE NEW SCIENTIFIC WORKPLACE

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OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCETHE NEW SCIENTIFIC WORKPLACE

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Challenged by diffi cult economic times

and by a competitive global environment,

businesses are increasingly turning to

creative organizations for innovative ways

to enhance business performance.

CANNON DESIGN IS A

1,000 PERSON INTERNATIONAL

ORGANIZATION PROVIDING THE

HIGHEST STANDARDS OF

CREATIVE EXPERTISE.

We offer a range of seamless services,

fully integrated from the highest level of

creative business visioning to the minute

details of technical delivery.

As an IDEAS BASED PRACTICE Cannon Design is unique in its ability to assist organizations in developing strategy, conceiving organizational change, leveraging human capital and synchronizing technologies with the optimum working environments.

Cannon Design offers an unparalleled range of INTEGRATED SERVICES and deeply skilled resources that have already delivered measurable business improvements in almost every branch of science and technology. We have the breadth of expertise, global delivery capabilities, superior assets, deep knowledge and research-based insights to help you manage costs and drive profitable growth while maintaining long term high performance innovation.

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SIX THEMES INFORM OUR APPROACH:

BUSINESS

COMMUNITY

CULTURE

TECHNOLOGY

SUSTAINABILITY

INVESTMENT

EXPLORE THE NEW SCIENTIFIC WORKPLACE.

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ENHANCED

INVESTMENT

INTELLIGENT

TECHNOLOGY

Post Occupancy EvaluationReal Estate AssessmentSpace/Human Capital AnalysisRenovation DesignInvestment ModelingTax/Depreciation

MEP DesignProcess EngineeringTechnology PlanningEquipment PlanningAudio/Visual SystemsLighting

Energy ModelingLife Cycle CostingLEEDCarbon TargetingNet Zero AssessmentGreen Audit

PRODUCTIVE

SUSTAINABILITY

DEFINING

CULTURE

CREATING

COMMUNITY

ADVANCING

BUSINESSStrategic PlanningOrganizational ModelingBusiness ModelingBrand TranslationResearchProject ManagementCost Planning

Master PlanningCampus PlanningUrban DesignLandscape DesignScenario SimulationProgramming

Architectural DesignInterior DesignLaboratory PlanningVivarium DesignEnvironmental Graphics

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BUSINESS10 Fortune 200 Company12 Kaleida Health/SUNY Buffalo Clinical and

Medical Research Building14 Solae Company

CULTURE26 Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute28 Confidential Financial Client30 Veolia Environment32 Confidential Consumer Products Company

COMMUNITY18 Janssen Pharmaceutica N.V.20 Suzhou International Research Park22 Confidential Research & Development Company

SUSTAINABILITY46 Oak Ridge National Laboratory48 Takeda Pharmaceuticals50 Herman Miller – Convia Showroom

TECHNOLOGY38 Sabanci University Nanotechnology

Research Building40 Blue Sail42 CME Group

INVESTMENT54 Technology Park at IIT56 Toshiba Medical Systems58 Orbitz Worldwide

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80% of successful business

transformations are progressive

and proactive.

CONFRONT CHANGE AND POSITION FOR THE FUTURE.Source: McKinsey

BUSINESS

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FORTUNE 200 COMPANY

Cannon Design worked with the company in a major reorganization of its operations. First, executives were relocated to a new world headquarters, and subsequent phases relocated its global operations center.

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS TRANSFORMATIONS:

MAXIMIZE PURPOSE – Adopt a world changing view – Recognize change as constant

MAINTAIN A BIFOCAL VIEW – Balance exciting vision with attention to detail – Blue sky culture with rigorous delivery

MANAGING CHANGE EFFECTIVELY– Embrace cross functional teams – Enable leadership at all organizational levels

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KALEIDA HEALTH/SUNY BUFFALO CLINICAL AND MEDICAL RESEARCH BUILDING

Uniquely integrated state of the art scientific and health care facilities not only realize significant efficiencies, but provide a springboard to new partnerships and income streams previously unobtainable.

2 YEARS ahead of schedule

$21M in client savings

$65M/YEAR economic impact

Source: Cannon Design/University at Buffalo

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SOLAE COMPANY

A diverse program of office, research, product development and pilot plant facilities synchronize to create a game-changing facility primed for innovation.

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Effective operation consolidation

strengthens brand experience, attracts

talent and increases productivity.

DESIGN YOUR PLACE. LOCAL IS THE NEW GLOBAL.

COMMUNITY

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JANSSEN PHARMACEUTICA N.V.

From basic research to full production, this master plan was designed for maximum efficiency and optimal flexibility for future product development.

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HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO THE GLOBAL RACE FOR R&D TALENT?Top 5 most important factors in attracting and retaining the brightest and the best:

– Job satisfaction

– State of the art scientifi c infrastructure

– A great environment

– Compensation

– Collaboration with like-minded peersSource: The Scientist

SUZHOU INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PARK

A world-class innovation hub designed to attract the best international research institutions, this scientific community has already secured major U.S. universities as anchor tenants.

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CONFIDENTIAL RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

Four wings of labs placed around a central courtyard of collaboration spaces create a consolidated discovery community.

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Half of all R&D space is underutilized

or incorrectly used.

HIGH-PERFORMANCE ENVIRONMENTS ARE DRIVEN BY HIGH- PERFORMANCE TEAMS.

CULTURE

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HAUPTMAN-WOODWARD MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

A sunlit atrium unites lab and office staff so that they feel that they not only share a lounge area, but also a vision.

Create a collaborative culture to ensure R&D success.

MOST CRITICAL R&D CHALLENGES

Collaboration

Competition

Time

Budget

50%40%30%20%10%0%

Source: R&D Magazine

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CONFIDENTIAL FINANCIAL CLIENT

Trading is relentless. At the bell, our client provides its traders with areas for relaxation after a stressful day, creating a sense of camaraderie that can’t exist within a stock ticker.

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VEOLIA ENVIRONMENT

The North American headquarters brings together the leaders of four divisions with the idea that casual conversations can lead to cross-marketing opportunities.

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CONFIDENTIAL CONSUMERPRODUCTS COMPANY

Our client’s new scientifi c workplace changes how the company thinks about work to emphasize teaming and collaboration in an environment without boundaries.

New Scientifi c Workplace Strategies can reduce your real estate by up to 30% while signifi cantly increasing innovation.

30% SAVINGNew Scientifi c Workplace

Traditional Lab

100%50%0%

Lab

Offi ce

Collaboration

Other

Source: R&D Magazine

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Specialist technology clusters will

overtake traditional labs and offices as

the dominant R&D space type by 2013.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ACCELERATING CHANGE THROUGH EMBODIED AGILITY.

TECHNOLOGY

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CHANGE IN R&D FACILITIES

NOW FUTURE

Laboratory

Technology

Offi ce

Collaboration

Other

Traditional functional boundaries will disappear and future R&D Facilities will have the ability to adapt to exponential change in advanced technologies.

SABANCI UNIVERSITY NANOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH BUILDING

Research, production, testing and prototype functions form a central core, wrapped by offices and collaborative areas.

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BLUE SAIL

Cannon Design worked closely with the client at its existing factory, studying the firm’s operations. The resulting reinvention synchronizes the highest technologies and process efficiency with flexibility and adaptability to create the optimum facility for product delivery.

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CME GROUP

Technology keeps global futures exchange CME Group wired to the world and at pace with high-speed market fluctuations.

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59% of business executives

see biodiversity as an opportunity

for their company.

EMBRACE THE ENVIRONMENT.

SUSTAINABILITY

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OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY

Designed to LEED Platinum standards, this scientifi c facility is sustainable in all lifecycle aspects. Cannon Design used Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) models to study and optimize how the building uses energy.

TOP 5 IMPACTS OF SUSTAINABILITY 31% Reduced Waste

23% Reduced Energy

19% Reduced Operating Costs

14% Increased Morale

13% Increased Productivity

Source: R&D Magazine

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TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS

The LEED Gold North American headquarters is flooded with natural light and provides its staff with numerous amenities.

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HERMAN MILLER – CONVIA SHOWROOM

The majority of the showroom–from the raised floor to the demountable walls to the wiring–can be packed up and moved to a new location, greatly reducing waste and cost.

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71.5% of scientific facilities are

between 25 and 50 years old.

HOW DO YOU WISELY DEPLOY AND RE-PURPOSE ASSETS TO PROPEL YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS?Source: USGBC/Labs 21

INVESTMENT

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TECHNOLOGY PARK AT IIT

A 1950’s historic building re-energized and re-purposed for 21st century science

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TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS

The driving force behind the new office was to lure the software designers away from their screens into conversations. To do this, the design introduced several sky-lit areas within the existing facility, using these collaboration nodes as a catalyst for innovation.

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ORBITZ WORLDWIDE

Orbitz wanted the feel of a contemporary loft within the confines of a conventional downtown high-rise. Our design combined the best of both worlds.

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Challenged by diffi cult economic times

and by a competitive global environment,

businesses are increasingly turning to

creative organizations for innovative ways

to enhance business performance.

CANNON DESIGN IS A

1,000 PERSON INTERNATIONAL

ORGANIZATION PROVIDING THE

HIGHEST STANDARDS OF

CREATIVE EXPERTISE.

We offer a range of seamless services,

fully integrated from the highest level of

creative business visioning to the minute

details of technical delivery.

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