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Favorite building: The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao
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Theresa Aman
Interiors, LEED AP
The thing I enjoy the most about my job is that with every new project there are new challenges.
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Alternate profession: advertising
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Stewart H. Ankrom
President, AIA
What I enjoy most about Architecture is the conceptual phase, where the “big idea” that ultimately affects all relevant design decisions is formed. When a strong concept is established early on, successful design solutions generally follow.
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Jayne Arnold
Interiors
Current work: interior design for various Wyndham Vacation Ownership / hospitality projects.
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Alternative (Dream) Career: "Rockstar"
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Jaclyn A. Benge
Associate, LEED AP
My vision for design is exploring infinite disciplines in an effort to produce fresh ways of looking at our world.
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Alternative career: designing and building custom furniture.
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Michael Bonn
Associate
For me, the real thrill is the collaboration of us, the owner and the contractor working together. By bringing our individual areas of expertise to the table, great buildings get built.
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Karen Bowery
Principal Interiors, IIDA, LEED AP
Karen is head of Ankrom Moisan's Interior Design department and a Managing Principal in the firm. Her wide range of experience includes hospitality and recreational facilities, multi-family and senior housing, corporate and private offices, and institutional and medical facilities.
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Principal Interiors, IIDA, LEED AP
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Ed Boyle
Associate, Information Technology
Ed is a member of Ankrom Moisan's computer support and information technology team.
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Associate, Information Technology
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Will Britten
What I enjoy most about working at AMAA is the collaborative environment. You can always trust that someone within these walls has an answer; all you have to do is ask.
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Favorite Building:La Tourette Monastery by Le Corbusier
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Marty Buckenmeyer
Principal, Architect, LEED AP
What makes Ankrom Moisan different than other design firms? Understanding how our physical solutions help our clients realize both their environmental and financial goals; this is central to the firm philosophy.
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Principal, Architect, LEED AP
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Other Interests: Paper pulp & found object sculpture, myth, photography, comparative religion, pattern, psychology, symbol and sign, mass media and visual culture.
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Blaine Burris
Blaine has in-depth experience with high-rise multi-family housing, single family residential, adaptive reuse, historic and commercial architecture. AMAA Projects: The Elliot, the Strand, NW 24th Street, The Alexan, Capers Café, McMenamins – Mission Theater, on Broadway, Monroe Pub, 19th Street Pub, The Hotel Louie, The Spar Bar, The Chapel Pub & others.
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Alternative career: construction
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Ken Canavarro
Associate, Architect
Architecture is the synthesis of needs, the codes that represent society’s safety margins, and a designer’s ability to bridge all of that. That potential excites me with every project.
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Alternative career: professional bowler.
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Patrick Cavaleri
Graphic Design
The thing that I enjoy the most about my job is the opportunity to be creative everyday.
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Mike Cline
Principal, AIA
After 20 years with AMAA I have seen phenomenal growth. Yet the same attitudes about teamwork and the sense of community have stayed strong.
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Alternative career: leading bicycle tours through Europe.
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Chris Dalengas
Principal, AIA, LEED AP
I enjoy working with our clients to create exciting, uplifting and harmonious spaces within the built environment.
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