(born 1934) Postmodern architect and theorist. Identified as one of the New York Five (with Peter Eisenman, Richard Meier, John Hejduk and Charles Gwathney), Graves has become known for his interweaving of colors, classical and figurative references and natural themes. Among his best-known works are the Portland Building and the Humana Headquarters (Louisville, KY). Graves, based at Princeton, has also extended his design in the classroom and through association with major corporations like Disney and Target, for whom he designed a housewares line.