Grace Tyono is an architect and project manager whose work sits at the intersection of design, technical precision, and human experience. Her practice is grounded in Raymond Moriyama's philosophy that before an architect draws, they must first learn to listen — a principle that shapes how she leads and collaborates with clients and teams alike. With a background spanning design development through construction administration, she brings a detail-oriented perspective that keeps projects moving smoothly from concept to completion, paired with a strong aesthetic vision shaped by her ongoing interests in art, music, ceramics, and textiles.

Grace is a maker at heart, drawn to the tactile process of designing and building with her own hands. Based in Canada with years spent living in New York and travelling widely, she's developed a sharp eye for craft, material, and cultural nuance that feeds directly into her design instincts. This hybrid mindset — part architect, part craftsperson — shapes how she problem- solves, with equal attention to big-picture vision and the small details that make a project truly work.