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Christian Graham

Associations: USGBC, IIDA, ASID, ICAA

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Christian is a graduating senior in USU's Interior Architecture and Design program, with minors in Landscape Architecture and Art. He currently works in the Living Environments studio at FFKR Architects in Salt Lake City, contributing to both the Architecture and Interiors teams. He will be pursuing a Master of Architecture beginning in the fall of 2025.

Christian is passionate about designing spaces that enhance the human experience and push the boundaries of design and innovation. With over five years of experience building custom furniture, he has an eye for detail and a deep appreciation for natural materials, particularly wood. He is in the process of pursuing dual licensure in commercial interior design and architecture and hopes to gain experience in a variety of projects, especially in religious design.

The man who can drive himself further once the effort gets painful is the man who will win.

Roger Bannister

Student Projects

Legacy 98 Vintage Car Dealership

Located in the heart of Pasadena,California, Legacy 98 speaks to the prevalent car culture of the greater Los Angeles area. Art Deco and Modern styles beautifully blend to create this vintage car dealership and restoration shop. Meant to be the hub for high-end buyers and sellers, extravagant details and patterns create a sophisticated take on the first time we had a “roaring twenties”.

Cedarcrest Manor Luxury Home

Cedarcrest Manor is a luxury single-family home located near Park City, Utah. Drawing inspiration from the minerals historically mined in the area and the breathtakingly beautiful landscape, the home prioritizes natural and sustainable materials throughout the design. An abundance of natural light, mixed with monumental shapes and tall ceilings, Cedarcrest manor is grand, sophisticated, uplifting, and unique.

Terra Sol Resort

Terra Sol Retreat is a self-sustaining, LEED Gold resort located south of Phoenix, Arizona. Drawing inspiration from ancient desert civilizations—both foreign and domestic—Terra Sol prioritizes sustainable, locally sourced materials, passive design strategies, and modern technology to create an exclusive adults-only experience. Each unit is self-sustaining, and the amenity clubhouse offers a grand swimming and stargazing experience.

Richardson Furniture Line

The Richardson Furniture Line is a residential series inspired by the life of William “Pete” Richardson. Drawing on his work as a surveyor in Northeastern Utah, the shape and form of each piece evoke the topography and natural beauty of the high desert. The frame is constructed of steam-bent White Oak and upholstered in rawhide calf leather. The signature piece of the collection is the “Pete Lounge” chair. Each additional piece is named after one of his three sons, all of whom bear the Richardson name.

William A. Burnard Warming Center

A study on how an empty warehouse can be modified into a new facility to accommodate a Warming Center for the homeless individuals. This project sourced programming information to accommodate the W.A.B. Warming Center in Logan, Utah, which is currently operating out of St. John’s Episcopal Church primarily during the harsh winter months.

Winterbrook Ridge

Winterbrook Ridge is a small two-bedroom home in rural Vermont, designed for a middle- aged couple seeking to move away from the city. Drawing inspiration from local architectural requirements and Scandinavian influences, Winterbrook Ridge offers a cozy refuge from the storms of the Northeast while providing an immersive experience with the surrounding natural landscape.