Kendall Design Group's principal, Jonathan Kendall, was the lead planner and designer for prominent projects such as:

1984 University of Maryland's (UMCP) first Mediated "Smart" Classroom
1986 UMCP's AT&T-sponsored Teaching Theater
1990 National Defense University's First Electronic Classrooms, Integrated Campus Networking & Teaching Simulation System
1992 UMCP's IBM-TQ sponsored Teaching Theater
1993 Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Technology Infrastructure Master Plan
1994 Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services System (MIEMSS) First All-digital Statewide 911 Control Communications Center & SYSCOM Planning & Design
1996 UVA Darden Graduate School of Business Techno-Socratic Classrooms, Multi Media Production Center, Integrated Wired & Wireless Network Infrastructure, & Transition Management
1997 UMMS Baltimore Campus-wide Technology (Voice, Data, Video, Cabling) Analysis & Masterplan
1998 UCSF Stanford Health Care (USHC) Telemedicine Pilot Program Implementation
1999 CMU College of Health Professions Immersion Classrooms, Immersion Sim Center, Network Infrastructure & Faculty/Pedagogical Migration Services
2001 University of Maryland Medical Systems Operating Room (O.R.) of the Future Planning
2002 Postech University, Korea, Tae-Joon Park Digital Library Technology Planning
2004 MUSC College of Health Professions New Building with Immersion Classrooms & the O.R. of the Future Sim Lab
2008 GSU's Petit Science Education and Research Center with Interdisciplinary Nursing, Biology, Chemistry & the Neuroscience Institute
2011 New Cooper Medical School of Rowan University with Immersion Classrooms/Labs, Interactive Auditorium & Virtual Reality CAVE Sim Center

2014 Children's Guild Digital Classroom Initiative, integrated networked technology in every student's desk for a unique special needs school to allow the most emotionally-challenged students in Maryland to learn and grow in a digitally connected environment.