James Grieves, Architect Behind Many Major Baltimore Projects, Dies

James Grieves, an architect who worked on projects for several Baltimore institutions, died Feb. 5 at the age of 92.

Grieves designed projects for Johns Hopkins University, The Walters Art Museum, National Aquarium, Baltimore Center Stage and others.

But his legacy goes beyond his amazing architectural designs. Grieves was also served as president of the Greater Baltimore Lacrosse Foundation, having been an avid lacrosse player and coach himself.