With 10 plus years of experience working in residential architecture, Graham carries a wealth of institutional knowledge. From concept to completion, Graham’s participation in residential projects yields a deep understanding of the construction process and the importance of working closely with contractors and craftsmen.

In addition to being a project manager for residential projects, Graham can lead a projects’ landscape design. He has gained valuable experience in the design and construction process by working for a landscape and construction firm. While working in landscape, Graham quickly realized the many similarities between designing and documenting landscape and architecture. He discovered that both disciplines share an iterative design process and necessitate extensive collaboration with consultant teams. Graham prioritizes the cohesion between indoor and outdoor spaces, bringing a different lens to the projects he leads. 

Graham’s collaborative approach and attention to detail make him a natural fit for leading large residential projects and managing complex teams of contractors and consultants to deliver an efficient and satisfying project to clients. His passion for natural environments has fostered the growth of cross-disciplinary landscape and architectural projects.

 Graham is a Marin native, and studied architecture at the University of Southern California. A consummate traveler, he is particularly interested in Latin American cities, cultures, and landscapes. He is especially fond of destinations that allow for backpacking and scuba diving. .