Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects Inc

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Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects was formed in 1983 by Stewart Ankrom and Tom Moisan to provide integrated architectural, interior design and urban design services to our clients. The mission of Ankrom Moisan is quite simple: help our clients achieve success. We focus on understanding how each project fits with our client’s overall goals and how our design response will serve their best interests.
We have extensive experience with private sector developers, as well as public agencies and public-private partnerships. To truly be successful we believe a project has to serve both the public good and the private sector’s investment goals. We understand what it takes to create effective, productive development from both the private and public sector perspective.
Our portfolio includes affordable housing, apartments, condominiums, senior housing, healthcare, commercial office, hospitality and retail. Much of our work is in urban environments and many of our projects include a mix of uses. We are a national design firm with projects across the United States.

With offices in Portland and Seattle and a staff of 90, we have the resources of a large firm, but the open, collaborative culture of a small firm. Our services include Architectural Design, Interior Design, Sustainable Design, Urban Design / Planning and graphic design.

AMAA press release – August 23, 2010
The University of Washington has selected the team of Ankrom Moisan Architects and Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios to design a new, 900 bed student housing complex on its West Campus. The project is a key part of the University’s goal of creating housing that... » More

AMAA press release – August 15, 2010
The 937 Condominiums in Portland’s Pearl District has received LEED Platinum certification from the US Green building Council. Ankrom Moisan is the Architect of Record for the building and Holst Architecture designed the building exterior. 937 is one of only a handful of condo... » More

Portland Daily Journal of Commerce – January 6, 2010
Ed McNamara’s Pearl Family Housing project will include dashboard meters that may impact tenants’ energy consumption. Tenant engagement has become important for architects, developers and contractors working on projects designed to be highly energy efficient (rendering at left) By Nathalie Weinstein - As strides are made... » More

Portland Daily Journal of Commerce – December 16, 2009
by Nathalie Weinstein - If A.E. Doyle could see the McMorran and Washburne department store building he designed in Eugene in 1928 today, he might shed a tear. After several renovations and additions to the retail structure were constructed during the 1950s and 1970s, the building... » More

AMAA Internal Press Release – December 11, 2009
Mirabella Seattle, a senior housing project in Seattle, WA, won an Honor Award in the Residential, Single or Multi-family Housing category. Mirabella is new urban Continuing Care Retirement Community brand with a hospitality sensibility. The interior design for both private and common area spaces is... » More

Portland Daily Journal of Commerce – December 10, 2009
Economists say Oregon will emerge from the recession next year. But Portland architects aren’t ready to pop open the champagne just yet. At the end of 2008, the American Institute of Architects’ Architectural Billings Index reached 34.7 - its lowest level since the survey began in... » More

Portland Daily Journal of Commerce – December 3, 2009
The Portland DJC recently featured a story on Ankrom Moisan's Pearl Family Housing Project. Portland Public Schools is leasing space in the building. Read the article... By - Justin Carinci A Northwest Portland affordable housing building will host an unusual tenant in its storefront space: a public... » More