Ankrom Moisan Architects, Portland, OR, US, Principal-In-Charge

Led and managed multiple architecture projects, particularly in the fields of Affordable Housing and Senior Living. Core competencies included project management, contract facilitation, design solutions, and team coordination. Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, clients, and stakeholders to deliver projects that meet the highest standards of quality, schedule, and budget.

Ankrom Moisan Architects, Portland, OR, US, Senior Project Manager

Senior Project Manager responsible for management of multiple architecture projects working and coordinating with multi-disciplinary teams from concept design through construction. Responsible for the effective performance of the Project Team regarding project quality, schedule, and budget. Work collaboratively with others toward design solutions. Oversight for contract document development, contract facilitation and construction site representation. Contribute to general office-wide initiatives and marketing efforts.

Ankrom Moisan Architects, Portland, OR, US, Project Manager

Responsible for overseeing and participating in the architectural aspects of the development of project design, production of documents and overall coordination. Also involved in business development focusing on the hospitality sector and senior living.

International Consulting, Paris, France & Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Project Manager, Project Architect, Architectural Designer

Consulting on over 50 projects ranging from small renovation, affordable & multi-family housing urban plans to 5-star hotel resorts. See following list:

Interface Design, Paris, FR, Consulting Project Architect

Projects include the renovation of the historic British Standard Athletic Club in Meudon (1957), a showroom and tenant Improvements for an office on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées. In the construction phase for the renovation of a private home and a 200 square meter Haussmannian apartment (circa 1870) on avenue Kleber, Paris.

DTACC Architecture, Paris, FR, Consulting Project Manager

BNP Paribas – 16 bd des Italiens / 1 bd Haussmann, Paris 9th (21,000 m2 and 7000 m2). A major rehabilitation of BNP’s Paris headquarters in two historic 8-story buildings (1927). Program integration office BREEAM HQE (LEED), space planning, meeting rooms, canteen, auditorium with 250 seats, 80 space car parking garage. Development of heritage areas, creating a two-tier bridge linking the two buildings and new façade for interior court (feasibility study, design & building permit).

Simonetti-Malaspina et Associes, Nanterre, FR, Consulting Project Manager

Domaine de Frémigny – AXA insurance seminar/training center, Bouray-sur-Juine. Renovation of a registered historic 18th century château and it’s 1980 annexes offering 298 hotel rooms, a restaurant, 5 reception rooms, 42 seminar rooms, offices, lobby and salons(17,960 m2 - 193 340 s.f. - situated on 27 hectares of private parkland, budget: 22,000,000 euros).

The project also included the restoration/renovation of the adjacent 19th century farm complex and construction of a new 300 seat auditorium (design development, construction document preparation and construction administration).

Sybille de Margerie Design, Paris, FR, Consulting Project Architect

Park Hyatt Al Maaden Golf Resort, Marrakech, Morocco. A five 5 star class hotel (35,000 m2 on 190 hectares next to 70 hectares of golf) 112 rooms and 18 suites, Park Hyatt meeting residence, three restaurants, a 2,000 m² spa and 66 private villas (design development, construction document preparation, and coordination with the New York architectural firm Perkins Eastman).

Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Paris. A five star class hotel (12,000 m²) renovation of an historic (1930, Charles Letrosne) Art Deco building with 138 luxury rooms and suites, lobby, restaurants, fitness center/spa and indoor swimming pool (design development of suites, construction document preparation of the suites).

Berg & Berg, Paris, FR, Consulting Project Architect

George C. Marshall Center Reception Rooms, American Embassy, Hotel de Talleyrand, Paris, France. Restoration of the historic state apartments [1767] collaborating with French historic decor leads & artisans.

Joseph Karam Interiors / Karam Architecture, Paris, FR, Consulting Project Manager

Designed and managed international luxury projects, from inception to execution. Assisted in establishing Karam Architecture, the architectural branch of Joseph Karam Interiors.

Dacha, Moscow Region, Russian Federation. Private luxury residence (5,100 m2 sited on 3 hectares, budget: 30,000,000 euros) composed of 5 separate buildings, 2 to 4 levels high linked by covered galleries (design development, construction document coordination and preparation).

Villa Feridé, St Jean Cap Ferrat near Nice. Renovation/restoration of a 1920's private villa (4,600 m2 sited on 1,8 hectares of gardens, budget: 15,000,000 euros) with guesthouses and two swimming pools (design development, construction document coordination and preparation).

Berg & Berg, Paris, FR, Consulting Project Architect

Tenant improvements for offices of Pechiney, Lyon and Corebody Pilates; Biosite; Fidelity Investments; PeopleSoft and Sprint International all located in Paris, France (design development, construction documents).

Mellett Architects & Associates, Paris, FR, Architect

Rosecliff Villa, Toronto (15 High Point Road) modeled after the original mansion in Newport, Rhode Island, (3,000 m2 sited on 1, 6 hectares) with style Louis XIV interiors (design development and coordination with the Canadian architecture firm Page+Steele).

Interface Design, Paris, FR, Project Manager

Kaufman & Broad Showrooms, Neuilly-sur-Seine, Marseille, Strasbourg, & Lyon. Tenant improvements (schematic design & design development).

Babel Architectes, Paris, FR, Consultant

Gallia Theatre, Saintes. Renovation of an historic building (built 1852) and addition (1,600 m2) to create a performance and events hall. Winner of the grand prix de l'architecture 2004 (construction documents).

La Médiathèque et Le Café musique, Magny Le Hongre, renovation of the historic Sainte Geneviève farm into a cultural center featuring music café and media library (construction documents).

Oeverzaaijer architectuur en stedebouw, Amsterdam, NL, Project Architect

Four housing projects located in the towns of Nieuw-Vennep, Purmerend (outside Amsterdam) and Leidschendam (outside The Hague). Together these projects comprise of nearly 100 housing types (detached single-family, duplex, townhouse, medium-density low-rise and social housing) totaling 950 dwellings. Each project forms part of a new low density residential district (the combined urban plans totaling more that 8,000 new dwellings). .

Office building, Amsterdam. Renovation/new construction on the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal (2,860m2 - 7 levels, budget: 1,800,000 euros) in Amsterdam’s center (schematic design, design development).

Office building, Bunnik. New construction (2,000 m2, budget: 1,200,000 euros) outside Amsterdam (schematic design, design development and construction document coordination).

Showroom, Schiedam (3,580 m2, budget: 1,100,000 euros) new Dutch flagship store for Kinnarps furniture (schematic design, design development).

Hoogovens Royal Dutch Steel Works (designed by M.W. Dudok in 1948), Ijmuiden. Competition for renovation 30,000 m2, budget: 5,100,000 euros) - winner.

University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, DK, Architecture

Architectural studies - Co-housing community design/development. Cohousing is a type of collaborative housing in which residents actively participate in the design and operation of their own neighborhoods. Cohousing residents are consciously committed to living as a community. The physical design encourages both social contact and individual space. Private homes contain all the features of conventional homes, but residents also have access to extensive common facilities such as open space, courtyards, a playground and a common house.

The Cohousing idea which originated in Denmark, and was promoted in the U.S. by architects Kathryn McCamant and Charles Durrett after studying with the Danish Institute for Studying Abroad program in 1985. The Danish concept of “living community” has spread quickly. Worldwide, there are now hundreds of cohousing communities, expanding from Denmark to continental Europe and North America.