Michael Elkan studied in the United Kingdom at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London and went on to pursue an international architectural career, first in the office of Norman Foster and later with Richard Rogers, in whose Tokyo office he
spent more than two years in the early nineties.
He has made significant design contributions to many well-known, award-winning buildings, including the Sackler Galleries at the Royal Academy of Arts in London.
Michael is now
based in Vancouver as principal of Michael Elkan Design. In parallel to providing architectural consulting services, Michael is pursuing his passion for photographic art. He is delighted to be represented by the Belgravia Gallery in London and the
Bellevue Gallery in Vancouver.
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