John Graham & Company

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American company architectural firm

John Graham & Company was a prominent American architectural firm best known for designing Seattle’s iconic Space Needle and numerous commercial buildings in the mid-20th century.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American company → architectural firm →
activePeriod	mid-20th century →
architecturalStyle	International Style → Modernism →
basedIn	Washington (state) →
collaboratedWith	Edward E. Carlson → John Ridley → Victor Steinbrueck →
country	United States →
designed	hotels → observation towers → office buildings → shopping malls →
era	postwar American architecture →
field	architecture →
founder	John Graham Sr. →
headquartersLocation	Seattle →
industry	architecture and design →
keyPerson	John Graham Jr. →
locationCity	Seattle →
notableFor	design of commercial buildings → design of shopping centers → design of the Space Needle →
notableWork	Ala Moana Center → Bank of California Building (Seattle) → Bellevue Square expansions → Everett Mall → Lloyd Center → Northgate Shopping Center → Seafirst Building (Seattle) → Seattle Center Coliseum → Seattle Space Needle → Southcenter Mall → Space Needle → Tacoma Mall → University Village (Seattle) → Washington Plaza Hotel (Seattle) →
regionServed	Pacific Northwest → United States →
spaceNeedleFeature	revolving restaurant design →
spaceNeedleRole	principal architectural firm →
specialization	large-scale commercial projects → mixed-use developments → retail architecture →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Space Needle →	architect