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Timothy A. Schuler

is an award-winning writer and design critic whose work focuses on the intersection of the built and natural environments. A contributing writer at Places Journal; and an editor at Landscape Architecture Magazine, his writing also regularly appears in Metropolis, Bloomberg CityLab, The Architect’s Newspaper, and FLUX, among other outlets. He lives in Manhattan, Kansas.
Latest Stories
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ESOP Fables

As labor concerns play a more central role in architectural discourse, employee-owned design firms offer a half-century of precedent

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A Blossom Blooms in Little Rock

Studio Gang and SCAPE expand the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts

visitor center on mountain
A Mountaintop Experience

GWWO designs a durable yet deferential visitor center for Pikes Peak

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Chucking the Seed

Julie Bargmann embraces the urban wilds of Detroit with PARK(ing), designed for Prince Concepts

A rural landscape and stormwater + climate change mitigation project
Town and Country

In Ida’s wake, America’s rural communities need better protection—cities can’t hog climate adaptation

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Friendly Fire

It’s time for designers to embrace fire as the ecological and cultural force that it is.

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