15^TH April 2020

Graham McRuvie

— AUTHOR
Michelle Fletcher

— DATE
15^TH April 2020

— CATEGORY

Graham joined ADP with experience of healthcare, residential, community, railway, MoD and commercial projects. He has used this cross-sector experience to deliver a range of prestigious developments.

Graham now leads the Sherborne studio as the director, and is the framework lead for a number of higher education clients. His key projects include the School of Humanities for the University of Bristol and a major £21m coastal regeneration project.

Graham is a passionate advocate of freehand drawing, but has also used computer 3D modelling for over 30 years – predating BIM!

Away from the studio Graham is a keen motorcyclist and sea kayaker (though usually not at the same time).

Written by:

Director
Michelle Fletcher

- Role
Director

- Studio
Sherborne

Graham McRuvie

Graham joined ADP with experience of healthcare, residential, community, railway, MoD and commercial projects. He has used this cross-sector experience to deliver a range of prestigious developments.

Graham is a passionate advocate of freehand drawing, but has also used computer 3D modelling for over 30 years – predating BIM!

Away from the studio Graham is a keen motorcyclist and sea kayaker (though usually not at the same time).

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