Robin Kim

Education

Master of Landscape Architecture
University of California at Berkeley

Master of City and Regional Planning
University of California at Berkeley

Bachelor of Arts Sociology
Williams College

Robin centers her practice in placemaking, shaping environments that spark meaningful connection. She brings expertise in urban planning, design, play and learning environments, and landscape architecture across mixed-use projects, public plazas, streetscapes, and master plans. Her experience spans international cultural initiatives like the Seoul Biennale and community-driven public realm projects such as Corona City Park—demonstrating her commitment to creating spaces that invite interaction and a lasting sense of belonging across diverse contexts.

Passionate about designing playful and vibrant spaces for all, Robin explores the social, cultural, and ecological forces that shape the public realm. Her work emphasizes community engagement and long-term stewardship, creating destinations that continue to evolve and thrive over time.

Raised in Southern California, Robin spent much of her professional life in the Bay Area before returning to Los Angeles. Robin draws on a background in sociology and holds master’s degrees in City and Regional Planning and Landscape Architecture from the University of California, Berkeley. Her early work in non-profit and educational settings continues to shape her inclusive, people-centered approach to design.