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Ankrom Moisan seeking downtown office
Inka Bajandas//January 23, 2014//
Ankrom Moisan Architects is seeking to move from Southwest Portland to downtown.
The firm started searching for a downtown office six months ago, but has had a difficult time finding a space large enough to house 150 employees, Ankrom Moisan President Tom Moisan said.
“We need 40,000 square feet of space, and that’s hard to come by,” he said.
Ankrom Moisan has occupied its current office on Southwest Macadam Avenue for more than 20 years and is ready for a change, Moisan said.
“We feel a little isolated here,” he said.
The firm also has a Seattle office with 50 employees.
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