Team

Ball point or felt tip?

I’m a felt tip enthusiast.

I’m surprisingly good at

Chopping wood and jigsaw puzzles.

Favourite object

My Baba’s pierogi recipe.

I wish I’d designed

Either pockets or the carabiner. Both are simple, timeless and extremely useful.

When I’m not working you can find me

Outside taking part in the typical Vancouverite hobbies like skiing, biking, hiking and backpacking.

Annie Sokoloff

 

I grew up

In North Vancouver.

Education

Master of Architecture, 2023 / University of British Columbia

2D Design Certificate, 2017  / Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Bachelor of Commerce, 2015 / Ryerson University

Notable accomplishments/awards

2015 Canadian Interuniversity Sport Women’s Basketball Championship 6th place (out of 47 universities)

2015 Ontario University Athletics Women’s Basketball Silver Medalist

Ryerson University Devon Lord Brooks Scholarship for community involvement, academic and athletic excellence.

Why Measured?

For their collaborative, holistic approach coupled with their ability to generate strategic and playful architectural solutions. Plus, the opportunity to learn from Clinton, Piers and the rest of the team.

Earliest architectural memory

Does Lego count?

Architect I admire most

Peter Zumthor for his rooted, phenomenological approach intertwined with material play.

Favourite space

My off-grid log cabin near Manning Park.

Materials that excite me

Wood, metal and any odd salvaged materials.

On my playlist

Lately: St. Lucia, H.E.R. or The Japanese House.

Ball point or felt tip?

I’m a felt tip enthusiast.

I’m surprisingly good at

Chopping wood and jigsaw puzzles.

Favourite object

My Baba’s pierogi recipe.

I wish I’d designed

Either pockets or the carabiner. Both are simple, timeless and extremely useful.

When I’m not working you can find me

Outside taking part in the typical Vancouverite hobbies like skiing, biking, hiking and backpacking.