Graham Riley

Graham studied architecture at Huddersfield Polytechnic, first working for Freeland Rees Roberts in 1988 as a student.  He qualified in 1992 after taking a sabbatical, sailing to Iceland and South Africa. He became a Director in 2005 whilst over seeing New Court Magdalene College, later continuing with Phase II. As project architect for such diverse work as new libraries for King’s College and Trinity Hall, offices for Hobsons Publishing, new buildings for Emmaus, conservation work and individual house design he has gained a wide range of experience in both design and contract administration.  He is a member of the Cambridge City Council Building Control User Panel and is well versed in the idiosyncrasies of building control and planning applications.  Graham has an excellent record of achieving listed building and conservation area consents on difficult sites.