Mikyoung Kim

Mikyoung Kim is a landscape architect and founding principal of Mikyoung Kim Design. For over two decades, Mikyoung Kim has crafted an exceptional body of work that explores the intersection of art and science, defining the art of ecology and restorative experience. Her firm functions as an idea lab: a think tank of innovative landscape architects, architects, graphic designers, and artists. Mikyoung has been awarded over fifty national and regional design excellence awards. She is an Olmsted Scholar, was named an AD Innovator by Architectural Digest and is a recipient of the Jacob Weidenman Prize and the Veronica Rudge Green Prize from Harvard. Her body of work is part of the Smithsonian Museum’s “American Voices” Collection. Mikyoung is a Professor Emerita at the Rhode Island School of Design and has taught at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.