Newpoint (1991)
Location: Beaufort, SC
Year: 1991
Situated on a high bluff overlooking the Beaufort River, Newpoint was the earliest of Graham’s place-making endeavors. Advancing the maxim “they had it right the first time,” Newpoint takes inspiration from the charm of Beaufort’s historic district with intimate, tree-lined streets, front-porch architecture, and memorable parks. Newpoint established an exemplary model for coastal civic design.
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I’On (1997)
Location: Mount Pleasant, SC
Year: 1997
Size: 243 Acres
Located in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, I’On is a nationally recognized model of traditional neighborhood design. Founded on the principles of classic place-making, it integrates diverse residential architecture with vibrant public spaces and a village square, creating a timeless Lowcountry neighborhood that prioritizes the pedestrian over the automobile.
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Hammond's Ferry (2002)
Location: North Augusta, SC
Year: 2002
Size: 200 Acres
Lead Developer: Leyland
A neighborhood designed to seamlessly connect the city of North Augusta to its roots along the Savannah River. This project represents a commitment to riverfront revitalization through walkable, mixed-use planning.
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East Beach
Location: Norfolk, VA
Size: 90 Acres
Lead Developer: Leyland and Frye Properties
A waterfront community in Norfolk, Virginia designed and built in the tradition of Atlantic Coastal villages. This development showcases the scalability of traditional neighborhood design along the Chesapeake Bay.
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Las Catalinas
Location: Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Size: 1,200 Acres
Lead Developer: Charles Brewer
A thoughtfully planned, car-free town on Costa Rica’s Guanacaste coast. The town was designed to foster walkability, community connection, and harmonious integration with the surrounding tropical landscape. Vince Graham participated as a minor investor.
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