Royal
Designer for Industry
Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects
Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute
MA Landscape Architecture
MA Modern History
Kim had an intense introduction to landscape. He grew up in the Malaysian
jungle and Iraqi desert before being sent to school in southern England.
Having studied history at Oxford and environmental design at the University
of California, Berkeley, Kim set up his landscape studio in London in 1989.
He is fascinated by the link between land and culture and between memory
and imagination.
Kim continues to teach sporadically at Berkeley; writes
optimistically about land and place; and meddles in various national
committees on landscape and environmental policy in the UK.
Recent projects include sculptural meadows around Winchester
and the Orpheus landform at Boughton. In London projects cover the Chelsea
Barracks redevelopment, the Thames Landscape Strategy, the V&A Museum
Garden, Hyde Park Corner and projects for Imperial College. Abroad Kim
is working for New York University at Villa La Pietra in Florence and
for Longwood Gardens in Pennysylvania. |