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Jungyoon Kim is an Associate Professor in Practice of Landscape Architecture at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design (GSD). She co-founded PARKKIM, a landscape architecture firm, and has led projects across Korea, Europe, and the US, including the Seoul Museum of Craft Art and CJ Blossom Park. Her research focuses on urban subterrains, climate resilience, and rethinking 'natural' spaces in dense urban environments.
Education: Master of Landscape Architecture (GSD), Bachelor of Agriculture (Seoul National University, distinction).
Research Interests
- Design Engineering and Materials Systems
- Risk & Resilience in Urban Contexts
- Hydrology and Public Space Quality
- Climate-Driven Underground-Aboveground Connections
Recent Projects include the Suseongmot Lake Floating Stage (Daegu, 2024-2026) and the 'Below, Above, and Beyond' series exploring underground spaces in Seoul, Antwerp, and Boston. Her 2015 book Alternative Nature redefines urban 'nature' in East Asian cities.
Awards
- Design Leader of Next Generation (2007)
- Seoul Public Architect (2011)
Teaching & Research integrates practice into academia through courses like 'Lost and Alternative Nature' and 'Origins of Asian Landscape Architecture.'
