Mackenzie

Mackenzie is a design firm for the built environment. According to its website, the firm offers specialised services across a range of disciplines, including architecture, interior design, structural, civil and traffic engineering, land use and transportation planning, and landscape architecture. Its stated focus is on bringing the visions of clients and communities to life, with commitments to sustainable design, energy-efficient high performance buildings and reduced waste.

The firm traces its history to 1960, when it began as a sole proprietorship under the name Tom Mackenzie, Consulting Engineer, and became Mackenzie Engineering, Incorporated in 1968. Architect Rick Saito, who joined as a drafting intern in 1968, partnered with Tom to form Mackenzie/Saito & Associates in 1977; the companies merged in 1996 as Group Mackenzie.

In 2004 the company opened offices in Seattle and Vancouver, Washington, and in 2013 it rebranded as Mackenzie. A Sacramento, California location followed in 2025. For Washington clients, Mackenzie lists two offices in the state: the Logan Building at 500 Union Street, Suite 410 in Seattle, and The Hudson Building at 101 E 6th Street, Suite 200 in Vancouver.

The firm also lists offices in Portland, Oregon and Sacramento, California. Its published portfolio includes work in Washington such as the Lynnwood Crisis Care Center in Lynnwood and a 225-unit senior housing development underway in Issaquah, alongside Oregon projects including Kruse Woods V Lobby Repositioning in Lake Oswego, an Advanced Technology R&D Facility in Tualatin, El Nido Affordable Housing in Clackamas County, DoveLewis Whiskers in Portland and OSU Harborton Street Housing in Newport.