About Us
Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects was formed in 1983 by Stewart Ankrom and Tom Moisan to provide integrated architectural and interior design services that focused on achieving client’s goals. As a client-centered practice we take the time to fully understand our client’s objectives and help them achieve success. Our portfolio includes: housing, hospitality, senior housing, urban design, retail, commercial office, places of worship, healthcare and public places... » More
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News and Press
AMAA Aqua Dragons take first place!
Congratulations to the AMAA Aqua Dragons! The AMAA Dragon Boat team took first place in their division at the 2009 Rose Festival Dragon Boat Races in Portland, Oregon. The team had a rocky start on Saturday, but came back Sunday to take first in all...
What’s an unusual design challenge that arose in the past two years?
For their Party of Four series the Portland Business Journal interviewed four design professionals about the most unusual design challenge they've faced. Ankrom Moisan's Chuck Hayward was one of the participants. Chuck's response referred to the Rolling Hills Church project:
On Rolling Hills Church in Tualatin,...
Portland firm honored for housing project
Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects’ senior housing project Walnut Village won a gold award in the Best Small Continuing Care Retirement Community category at the 2009 National Association of Home Builders Best of 50+ Housing Awards.
The awards honor excellence and innovation in the design, development and...
Napa's largest senior living community expands
The valley’s largest, 20-acre senior living community will unveil next month the results of about $16 million in new construction and top-to-bottom renovations, adding 60 units and updating the entire campus.
Last February the owners of the Meadows of Napa Valley broke ground on an expansion...
The Coho Oceanfront Lodge unveiled completion of a multimillion-dollar guestrooms renovation.
Lincoln City, Ore. (May 15, 2009) - The Coho Oceanfront Lodge (formerly the Coho Inn) unveiled completion of a multimillion-dollar guestrooms renovation. “With the renovation and repositioning, it is today a newly transformed oceanfront lodge offering the warm comforts of a home away from home,...
Globe Hotel in Old Town Chinatown Receives Historic Design Review Approval
The Oregon College of Oriental Medicine (OCOM) is one step closer to moving into its new location in Old Town Chinatown. On April 27, the Landmarks Commission approved the Historic Design Review for the renovation of the Globe Hotel. The building, located at 88 NW...
Continuing Commitment to Sustainability
As part of our continuing commitment to sustainability, several Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects (AMAA) staff members have passed the LEED exam in 2009 and are now LEED Accredited Professionals: Karen Bowery, Alissa Brandt, Melissa Eby, Melissa Goldman, Heather Hayes, Dave Heater, Murray Jenkins, Sabine O'Halloran,...
On the Boards
The Sinnott
CLIENT GOAL: Transform a historic building in Portland’s Old Town into an ultra hip boutique...
Avalon Ballard
CLIENT GOAL: Apartment housing on a difficult site in Ballard.
DESIGN RESPONSE: The project addresses its...
Pacific Blue Chowder House
CLIENT GOAL: Remodel an existing worn-out concession stand into a new food service experience...
The Cannery Shops
CLIENT GOAL: Old Town Sherwood is a model for civic vision, improved infrastructure and urban...