John Menno has over 22 years of experience in architectural planning, design, production drawing management and construction administration. His work has primarily involved healthcare and medical services. Project responsibilities often include managing consultant and client relations, feasibility studies, master planning, and turn-key project management. His projects have ranged in size from a construction budget of 156 million dollars to 50,000 dollars covering a range in square footage of 400,000 SF to 2500 SF. This gives John Menno a great degree of flexibility in project type.

John has gained his experience in healthcare architecture working with one of the most well known Healthcare Architecture firms in the United States; Perkins+Will. After 13 years there, he joined Path21 to bring solid representation to healthcare facilities in the Rocky Mountain Region.

John spends most of his free time with his family and leading a Boy Scouts of America Troop teaching outdoor skills, First aid, and citizenship, and patriotism. He loves anything to do with the outdoors, sitting in front of a campfire, and playing his harmonica. The redeeming part of architecture for him is the knowledge that the spaces we design can provide places to heal, treat, and protect.