ANKENMAN MARCHAND
ARCHITECTS
“Continuing to create architecture that enhances life and the environment”
Our strategy is simple; listen to our clients, interpret their objectives and mobilize our designers to achieve the client's goals in the most efficient, elegant and cost-effective way possible.
“For over 30 years, Ankenman Marchand has paired fresh ideas with outstanding technical skill that results in highly recognized and acclaimed work.”
Our Portfolio
A beacon of historic Queen Anne revival architecture, this three-and-a-half-storey historic family house reflects the formerly affluent neighbourhood enclave.
The Vancouver Cohousing project is Vancouver’s first cohousing initiative, part of a rapidly growing design philosophy that combines the autonomy of private dwellings with the advantages of shared resources and community living to support happier, stronger communities
Whistler Brewhouse has become a mainstay of the village and a landmark for après skiers and international visitors. Our design encapsulates the spirit of Whistler-Blackcomb: a delicate balance between luxury and rustic
From humble beginnings in the early 2000s, Central City Brewers and Distillers quickly became a favourite brewer in B.C.’s exploding microbrewing industry and outgrew its production facilities. We were asked to design a bold, 65,000 square foot brewery and distillery that could both deliver technically and aesthetically.
A unique, state-of-the-art brewery and pub in the heart of Vancouver’s craft brewery district that reflects the Red Truck Brewing Company’s bold, snappy 1950s-inspired character.
Newport at Westbeach is an ultra-modern building design that seamlessly integrates with its seaside surroundings through expansive use of glass, spacious terraces, balconies, and rooftop gardens.
The Terraces project celebrates a collective human connection with the natural environment. Nestled into the Port Moody hillside, the Terraces site is graced with views of the city skyline and the North Shore mountains.
Delivering a distinct design that celebrates the building’s industrial roots and historic significance while redefining the building’s potential for urban living by adding an annex with 16 ultra-modern, concrete and glass live-work suites.
The Dorothies are a set of charming, mirrored twin houses constructed between 1931 and 1932 in the Kerrisdale neighbourhood of Vancouver
Situated in the city of White Rock, the project proposes a collection of stacked townhomes arranged in a courtyard typology. The site is located directly adjacent a high-rise development, the first of its kind in the neighbourhood which creates an immediate jump in scale and density from the comparatively low-rise, single-family context.
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