Elizabeth Graziolo is the award-winning founder and principal of Yellow House Architects in New York City, a collaborative-minded practice specializing in residential and commercial work. An alumna of The Cooper Union, a college famed for turning out architectural trail blazers, Elizabeth spent close to two decades at Peter Pennoyer Architects, where she directed projects ranging from private homes to developments in the United States and abroad.

In 2021, Architectural Digest profiled Elizabeth as “One to Watch” and inducted Yellow House into their AD100, the pinnacle of architectural and design recognition. Three years later, Yellow House remains on the AD100 list and was also recently honored by 1stDibs one of the country’s top 50 architects and designers. Elizabeth was also honored in 2018 by The Museum of the City of New York with their prestigious “City of Design Award” in 2018.

Elizabeth is a trustee of The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, The Museum of the City of New York, and The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science & Art and serves on the Delano & Aldrich/Emerson Fellowship Committee of the American Institute of Architects. She has spoken at international conferences for distinguished institutions such as L’ARDEPA, The American Academy in Rome, and the ICAA. In 2019, Elizabeth presented at Architectural Record’s “Women Entering the Profession of Architecture” forum, helping inspire the next generation of women architects.