Timothy A. Schuler

Flint Hills, United States

Contributing Editor at Landscape Architecture Magazine

Writer at Freelance

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Articles

Alain Peauroi, TERREMOTO cofounder, shied away from the spotlight but was foundational to the ethos of the West Coast firm

4 weeks ago | archpaper.com | Timothy A. Schuler

From the earliest days of the West Coast landscape architecture firm TERREMOTO, a strange cloud hung over it. It was a cloud not of terror or hopelessness but of profound uncertainty. In 2013, roughly six months into the life of the firm, founding partners David Godshall and Alain Peauroi were meeting at a cafe in the Bay Area when Peauroi had a seizure. Godshall called 911 and followed the ambulance to the hospital.
Net-zero-energy homes offer earth-saving promise in Kansas

Sep 23, 2024 | klcjournal.com | Timothy A. Schuler

In the race to lessen the effects of climate change, experts often talk about the conservation of Earth’s forests or about new battery technologies to power electric cars. A less-talked-about strategy is housing. And yet, in the U.S., our homes are responsible for 20% of the nation’s energy consumption, at an average annual cost of $2,200 per household.
Yes, it's possible to build too much housing. But Junction City has been recovering.

Sep 23, 2024 | klcjournal.com | Timothy A. Schuler

Dawn Meadows in Junction City is fostering an actual meadow. Butterflies flit from yarrow to yellow St. John’s wort. Delicate wildflowers intermingle with wild sumac. In the summer, the vacant lot is a riot of color and sound, filled with birdsong and the insistent hum of insects. As idyllic as it is, this impromptu prairie and many areas like it represent one of the biggest challenges Junction City has faced over the past two decades.
Can Adaptive Reuse Rescue Our Histories? " FLUX

Sep 18, 2024 | fluxhawaii.com | Timothy A. Schuler |Arriana Veloso

Images by John Hook and Chris RohrerA few years ago, I was invited to the opening of a new affordable housing development in Kakaʻako. Several hundred people mingled on the eighth floor rooftop, a carpet of synthetic turf underfoot.
Travel Talk - Landscape Architecture Magazine

Jun 12, 2024 | dailystarnewstoday.com | Timothy A. Schuler

A travel grant yields walking as art and research. Interview By Timothy A. SchulerRachel Valenziano, ASLA, an associate at TEN x TEN Landscape Architecture and Urbanism, is the inaugural recipient of the Roger Bond Martin Travel Prize, a $10,000 fellowship established by the ASLA Minnesota Chapter and the University of Minnesota that is awarded to one emerging landscape architect per year.
Why Wichita's Century II is salvaged but not quite saved

Apr 30, 2024 | klcjournal.com | Timothy A. Schuler

Even as workers finished replacing the distinctive blue roof of Century II, the flying saucer of a convention center that landed in downtown Wichita in 1969, the fate of the landmark and the area surrounding it remains strangely murky. After a master plan that pushed to replace it, a grassroots campaign to save it, and political and legal fights that amounted to a battle for the future of Wichita – and the past’s place in it – five long years of discussion haven’t brought much clarity.
Spring Fashion with a Riotous Streak » FLUX

Apr 2, 2024 | fluxhawaii.com | Timothy A. Schuler |Arriana Veloso

Images by Brandyn LiuStyled by Reise KochiCreative ProducerAja ToscanoHair and Makeup ArtistRisa HoshinoHair and Makeup AssistMaile BinghamTamiko HobinStyle AssistTaylor KondoPhotographer AssistMatt RamirezElla, from Honolulu City Club, wears Barragán dress and stylist’s own balaclava. Aiala wears Barragán dress and M33Ms earrings; Alec wears Barragán blazer and jeans, Marsèll slip-ons, M33Ms jewelry, and stylist’s own leather gloves.
Why Honolulu Is Primed for a Breezeblock Comeback » FLUX

Apr 2, 2024 | fluxhawaii.com | Timothy A. Schuler |Arriana Veloso

Images by John HookOne of my more embarrassing moments as a design writer took place on Instagram in 2015. My wife and I had just moved to Honolulu from Chicago to be closer to her parents, renting a studio apartment off of the Ala Wai Canal.
More architecture firms are looking to an employee-owned model

Feb 23, 2024 | archpaper.com | Timothy A. Schuler

Carleigh Pope earned her architecture degree just two years ago, but already she’s an owner of her firm. In October 2023, BNIM, an early pioneer in sustainable design with offices in Kansas City, Des Moines, San Diego, and Washington, D.C., joined the ranks of architecture offices that are 100 percent employee-owned—a growing list that includes Zaha Hadid Architects, SHoP Architects, and Gensler.
Keeping It Weird

Jan 24, 2024 | thearchitectureinsight.com | Timothy A. Schuler

In the landscape for a new taqueria, Ten Eyck Landscape Architects preserves a slice of Austin?s history. Austin, Texas, has been the country?s fastest-growing metropolitan area for 12 years running. The steady growth, driven by a booming tech and venture capital sector, has utterly changed the fabric of the city?and not without consequences. According to one news outlet?s analysis of city data, at least 800 historic structures have been demolished since 2000.