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Kim
is a landscape architect whose designs are inspired by both memory and
imagination. 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 was awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the Royal
Institute of British Architects in 2002.
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 work includes the V&A Garden,
the Thames Landscape Strategy and Floodscape projects and land sculptures
at Heveningham Hall and Boughton Park.
Member of the Landscape Institute
Master of Landscape Architecture - University of California, Berkeley
Master of Arts, Modern History - Oxford University, New College
2006 Europa Nostra - Highly Commended for the V&A
Courtyard Garden
2003 RIBA and Civic Trust Awards for Blackwell Arts & Crafts Museum,
Cumbria
2002 Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Institute of British Architects
1999 United States EDRA Award for Place Design
1897-97 Country Life Centenary Award
1996 Royal Town Planning Institute - Planning achievement in London
1984 American Society of Landscape Architects - California State Award
lectureships
1990- University of California, Berkeley
1993- 2004 Architectural Association
1995-97 Prince of Wales Institute of Architecture
advisory positions
2006 John Gummer and Zac Goldsmith Quality of Life Policy Group
2000-2005
Mayor of London's Public Realm Advisory Group
2000-2006 English Heritage - Urban Panel
2000-02 The Royal Parks Advisory Board
1999- 2005 The National Trust - Gardens Advisory Panel
1996-00 Heritage Lottery Fund - Urban Parks Programme
1995-97 Secretary of State for the Environment's Thames Advisory Group
1994-99 Garden History Society Council
1992-96 Thames Landscape Strategy (Hampton to Kew) Steering Committee
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