James Graham

James Graham is a Lecturer in Architecture at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University. His office is located in Gund Hall 329, and he teaches courses focused on architectural discourse and project-based learning.

• Teaches DES-3535 Essaying Architecture (Fall 2025, project-based seminar)
• Teaches DES-3533 Discourse Practices (Spring 2025, project-based seminar)
• Advises Master’s candidates in independent study (ADV-9201)

His research interests include architectural theory, design practices, urban planning, landscape architecture, and discourse analysis. He mentors students through project-based methodologies and independent study programs.

Advising: Supervises Master’s degree candidates in architecture and urban planning, including notable students like K. Michael Hays and Joan Busquets.