Kevin Wang
Associate
BAS | BArch (Hons) | MArch
During his time at CZWG, Kevin has delivered residential-led and mixed-use regeneration projects across a range of scales, from community-focused developments to multi-site masterplans. He worked with South Cambridgeshire District Council to develop the brief for its new community centre at Northstowe; coordinated the 2,000-unit hybrid Crossharbour project incorporating a new District Centre; led an 800-unit cross-borough regeneration proposal in Deptford; and delivered the residential component of the multi-site stadium masterplan at Southend.
His work brings together placemaking, public realm and meaningful engagement to create distinctive places that respond to local character and contribute positively to their wider context. He seeks to combine design quality with social value, creating places that are responsive to the people who use them and contribute positively to the communities in which they sit.
Kevin brings varied architectural perspectives shaped by his experience in New Zealand, Taiwan and the United States, and is passionate about exploring the role of diverse voices within architecture and the impact of the built environment on the wider public. At CZWG, he contributes to the practice’s sustainability and social value initiatives, alongside public engagement activities including LFA events and managing student mentoring programmes.
He graduated with First Class Honours in Architecture from the University of Auckland, completed an MArch with Distinction at Oxford Brookes University, and undertook his Part 3 professional practice at the Architectural Association.
Kevin Wang
Associate
BAS | BArch (Hons) | MArch
During his time at CZWG, Kevin has delivered residential-led and mixed-use regeneration projects across a range of scales, from community-focused developments to multi-site masterplans. He worked with South Cambridgeshire District Council to develop the brief for its new community centre at Northstowe; coordinated the 2,000-unit hybrid Crossharbour project incorporating a new District Centre; led an 800-unit cross-borough regeneration proposal in Deptford; and delivered the residential component of the multi-site stadium masterplan at Southend.
His work brings together placemaking, public realm and meaningful engagement to create distinctive places that respond to local character and contribute positively to their wider context. He seeks to combine design quality with social value, creating places that are responsive to the people who use them and contribute positively to the communities in which they sit.
Kevin brings varied architectural perspectives shaped by his experience in New Zealand, Taiwan and the United States, and is passionate about exploring the role of diverse voices within architecture and the impact of the built environment on the wider public. At CZWG, he contributes to the practice’s sustainability and social value initiatives, alongside public engagement activities including LFA events and managing student mentoring programmes.
He graduated with First Class Honours in Architecture from the University of Auckland, completed an MArch with Distinction at Oxford Brookes University, and undertook his Part 3 professional practice at the Architectural Association.
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