Ankrom Moisan

• Architecture

Building design for new construction and renovations across many building types, including housing, senior living, healthcare, hospitality, education, office, retail, and community projects.

• Interiors

Interior environments for workplaces, housing, healthcare, hospitality, student housing, senior communities, and other spaces.

• Planning

Site and urban planning that considers context, community, transit connections, and long-term neighborhood impact.

• Brand

Brand and environmental graphic design that supports a project's identity and user experience.

Market sectors (studios)

The firm organizes its work into dedicated studios focused on specific markets, including:

• Affordable Housing
• Community
• Healthcare
• Higher Education
• Hospitality
• Housing
• Office
• Planning
• Renovations
• Retail
• Senior Communities
• Spiritual
• Student Housing
• Urban Living

These studios draw on shared firmwide expertise while focusing on the needs of their specific user groups and communities.

• Project teams blend architecture, interior design, planning, and brand disciplines.
• Studios across markets (such as housing, healthcare, hospitality, education, and senior communities) share knowledge and best practices.
• The goal is a cohesive vision where every element of a project serves the client's goals and the needs of end users.

Partnerships founded on trust

• Design is treated as a journey of exploration, turning challenges into opportunities.
• The firm emphasizes listening, understanding each client's unique needs, and co-creating solutions.
• The process is agile and adaptable, with the ability to pivot as project requirements evolve while keeping a practical, results-driven focus.

Design process rooted in research

• Market research and data inform design decisions, including analysis of market trends, competition, and site context.
• Projects are shaped around the needs and experiences of end users.
• The firm approaches each project without preconceptions, aiming for innovative, enduring solutions that reflect their communities.

Purpose-driven, sustainable design

• Sustainability is embedded in the design approach rather than treated as an add-on.
• The firm uses practical, technical strategies to reduce environmental impact while respecting budget and scope.
• Ankrom Moisan has longstanding experience with carbon-conscious materials such as mass timber.
• Environmental responsibility, innovation, and community focus are combined to broaden the meaning and impact of sustainable design.

• Main phone: (503) 245-7100
• Website: https://ankrommoisan.com
• Contact form: Available via the Contact section of the website. Inquiries are routed so that the right person in one of the firm's offices can respond, typically within a few days.

Portland headquarters

The Portland headquarters are integrated with the Old Town neighborhood along the Willamette River.

• Address: 38 NW Davis Street, Suite 300, Portland, OR 97209
• Phone: (503) 245-7100

Seattle office

• Address: 1505 5th Avenue, Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98101
• Phone: (206) 576-1600

San Francisco office

• Address: 115 Sansome Street, Suite 1005, San Francisco, CA 94104
• Phone: (415) 252-7063

Austin office

• Address: 301 Congress Avenue, Suite 1200, Austin, TX 78701
• Phone: (512) 616-3619

Market-specific contact emails

For certain project types, the firm provides dedicated contact email addresses:

• Senior living and senior communities: seniorliving@ankrommoisan.com
• Healthcare projects: healthcare@ankrommoisan.com
• Housing projects (including multifamily and mixed-use housing): housing@ankrommoisan.com

For all other inquiries, use the main phone number or the website contact form so your message can be directed to the appropriate team.

Aegis Living San Rafael (San Rafael, California)

• Type: Senior living community with Assisted Living and Memory Care
• Design disciplines: Architecture and Interiors
• Scale: 103 units; 5 stories; approximately 120,000 sq. ft.
• Completion: 2025
• Highlights:
• Reconceptualizes California Mission Revival design, drawing inspiration from Mission San Rafael and other historic Spanish missions.
• Two courtyards, including one connected to the Mercado dining area and one as a Memory Care Garden with a patio deck.
• Stucco exterior with hand-crafted appearance, hand-painted tiles, wrought-iron gates, decorative balconies, and a domed bell tower.
• Indoor–outdoor connections that support an active yet relaxing environment for residents.

Healthcare environments

Providence Swedish Cancer Institute CyberKnife (Seattle, Washington)

• Type: Purpose-built healthcare renovation for advanced radiosurgery equipment
• Scale: 1 story; approximately 1,809 sq. ft.
• Completion: 2025
• Highlights:
• Vault space upgraded to house a state-of-the-art CyberKnife radiosurgery system.
• One of the first facilities in the Pacific Northwest to integrate both CyberKnife and Gamma Knife technologies under one roof.
• Design informed by feasibility studies and user-group meetings, allowing implementation while maintaining patient care.
• Excavated and recessed floor and ceiling for required clearances, optimized storage for patient devices, acoustical treatments, and customizable lighting for patient comfort.
• Adjacent multi-purpose reception and consultation area with on-stage/off-stage circulation and connection to a control room.
• Warm palette of wood, glass, and steel that complements existing hospital architecture while signaling innovation.

Mixed-use housing and urban living

Vega (Redmond, Washington)

• Type: Mixed-use development combining apartments with ground-floor retail
• Scale: 362 units; 8 stories; approximately 350,176 sq. ft.
• Completion: 2025
• Highlights:
• Two symmetrical buildings with their own courtyards, connected by an oasis-like central plaza open to residents and the public.
• Ground-floor retail on the north building facing 85th Street; south building dedicated to residential apartments.
• Base of beige brick with fiber cement panels above to break down the building's scale and highlight residential levels and balconies.
• A central Breezeway draws pedestrians into the plaza, with a residential bridge above and clubhouse spaces connecting to outdoor amenities.

Affordable and family housing

Waterleaf Apartments (Portland, Oregon)

• Type: Affordable multifamily housing with ground-floor commercial and retail space
• Certification: 2022 LEED Gold Certified
• Scale: 178 units; 6 stories; approximately 192,384 sq. ft.
• Completion: 2023
• Highlights:
• Designed as an affordable housing community with amenities tailored to families and individuals from diverse backgrounds.
• Uses market-rate materials in a considered way to enhance resident experience.
• Layered base of contrasting light and dark brick masonry with metal panels, creating a sense of movement and connection to nearby streetcar transit.
• Shares a sunny south-facing courtyard and coordinated color palette with its sister project, The Vera, creating a cohesive block.
• Ground-floor commercial and retail spaces support small businesses and offices, strengthening neighborhood connections.

These examples represent only a portion of the firm's work across sectors such as affordable housing, community projects, healthcare, higher education, hospitality, office, retail, senior communities, spiritual facilities, student housing, and urban living.

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