Landscape architect Kim Wilkie has developed a distinguished career spanning more than 25 years. His work responds to the multidimensional narratives of the landscape, always seeking a balance between cultural continuity and natural evolution. Among his most notable projects are a secluded contemplative garden for the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the restoration of the Oxford Botanic Garden (UK), and a section of Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania (USA).
He studied at Oxford University and specialized in landscape architecture at the University of California. In 1989, he began his first projects, in which he has designed gardens and open spaces that incorporate all the elements of the landscape.
