Tim Rowley

Tim Rowley studied architecture at the University of Plymouth in the UK, graduating with a thesis earning him a nomination for the RIBA Silver Medal. He completed his Part 3 at the University of Westminster and worked for John McAslan & Partners for six years on cultural and education projects, including the refurbishment of the library for the School of African & Oriental Studies in London and a new school in Doha. Tim joined Walters & Cohen in 2013 to lead a major project for St Paul’s School in Barnes, London: a new 9,000m2 general teaching building at the heart of the school’s campus. Tim has also acted as a visiting critic at architecture schools, critiquing undergrad and postgrad students’ work, and plays an important role in the general management of the practice.