Moody Graham
Moody Graham is a design office in Washington DC focused on landscape architecture, garden design, and ecological planning for private and public clients
Moody Graham is a design office located in Washington DC focused on landscape architecture, garden design, and ecological planning for public and private clients
19/04/2023
Curious about Helen's work? Join us on May 4th for the opportunity to meet colleagues, speak with the artist, and enjoy free food and drinks.
Link to RSVP in bio
or here
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/finding-home-with-helen-zughaib-tickets-615619784347
05/10/2022
Want to meet the talented peeps of Moody Graham? You're invited to our open house and gallery opening on October 20th from 6pm-9pm at our office in Washington, DC.
See bio for more information and a link to RSVP.
Big thanks to for our new staff photos. Our intrepid business manager Brittany is out on maternity leave but will have her picture day soon!
19/08/2022
13 years between photos.
What started in a small second bedroom in Capitol Hill has grown slowly into the Moody Graham pod of 2022.
We are very proud of our new office on H St. and thankful for all of the clients, collaborators, past pod members, and hard work that have gotten us this far. We are just starting. We will continue to learn from our mistakes, aim higher with each project, and do our damnedest to deliver exceptional spaces of healing. Stay tuned for an upcoming open house/gallery opening in October.
Big thanks to our friends
for the collaboration on the office and
for the photos. More images coming next week...
04/06/2022
Beautiful day at the SW Community Garden in Lansburgh Park in Washington DC. designed this park back in 2013 in collaboration with Project Orange Thumb and
The community garden has 37 plots, including accessible beds and community beds that are used to feed volunteers and the neighborhood. Persimmon, pawpaw, fig, and other fruit trees surround the central area of raised cedar beds. The garden has been a great success since it's opening nearly 10 years ago and looks better every season.
check out the raspberry fence- it looks đź‘Ť
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23/03/2022
Members of the Pod are participating in this year's "Trash Dash", a Team River Cleanup Contest where groups compete to see who can clean up the most litter along the Anacostia River. Hosted by the Neighborhood Design Center, the "Trash Dash" is a way to bring the community together to steward our public spaces. If you would like to donate on behalf of Moody Graham, please visit the link in bio.
17/02/2022
The pod at Moody Graham is looking to collect another seed this summer! We are on the hunt for an intern who is seeking a collaborative and creative environment. Are you looking to gain exposure and experience with projects at multiple scales? Are you interested in understanding the sequence of a project from seed to maturity? We want to hear from you! Please click the link in our bio for more information. We look forward to growing with you!
12/01/2022
09/01/2022
Custom pergola, ipe fence, and beautiful pots by round out this townhouse garden transformation
09/11/2021
Looking for a new view?
Moody Graham is hiring a Landscape Architect. Project Manager with 5+ years experience to work on some incredible opportunities from our new office space in DC. Link in profile for more information.
05/11/2021
Guardians of the First Amendment Memorial.
Learn more at link in bio.
30/10/2021
11/02/2021
What is your favorite wood for a deck?
It is a complex equation when accounting for sustainability, durability, lifespan, color, cost, feel, maintenance, and availability. We are interested where other professionals are landing...
29/01/2021
Check out Moody Graham Senior Associate Mila Antova's work with Green Schoolyards America, highlighting the social and emotional benefits of outdoor learning for children: https://www.greenschoolyards.org/nature-benefits-social-emotional. This research is being used to help schools reopen safely during COVID-19 by using outdoor spaces such as schoolyards and nearby parks.
(Pictured: Mila's son Val releasing ladybugs in their home garden -- outdoor learning can happen anywhere!)
Green Schoolyards America "seeks to transform asphalt-covered school grounds into park-like green spaces that improve children’s well-being, learning, and play while contributing to the ecological health and resilience of our cities." To learn more about their mission and read about the many benefits of nature-based learning, go to their website here: https://www.greenschoolyards.org/
19/01/2021
Some thoughts on landscape architecture from Benjamin Hoff’s “The Tao of Pooh” (1982).
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