Emmanuel brings to KSR a wealth of experience working in the high-end residential sector and has historically played a critical role in the success of many KSR developments. He brings to the office much knowledge in technical detailing, supported by his expert knowledge of Revit, a parametric modelling CAD system and has been instrumental in introducing 3D modelling to the practice.
Seung-Hoon qualified as an architect in South Korea and came to England in 2005 to gain valuable international experience. He has expert knowledge of Revit, a parametric modelling CAD system and has been instrumental in introducing 3D modelling to the practice.
Seung-Hoon has historically played a key role in the success of many KSR developments. Throughout this experience he has developed an expertise in traditional detailing and how it can meet current regulations. Seung brings to the office a wealth of experience in the high-end residential sector, and his involvement was key to the success of the recently completed Camley Street project
Gordon relishes the challenge of developing complex, historic and sensitive sites. He was responsible for a series of award winning residential projects, including Wardrobe Court in the City of London.
In addition to his residential experience, Gordon headed up a successful series of major new build leisure projects for Holmes Place Health Clubs, taking them from design to successful completion. Gordon is well travelled, fueled by his curiosity for remote places, often returning with unusual ideas and interesting tales.
Les founded KSR with Richard Solomon and has been responsible for many award-winning designs including Pavilion Apartments and Phillimore Square.
He specialises in the masterplanning of large residential developments, and enjoys creating innovative solutions for challenging sites. His thoughtful approach to design enables him to challenge preconceptions and optimise efficiency.
Les’s passions include aviation, metalwork and sculpture, all of which influence his designs. He has designed and constructed his family house on a difficult restricted infill site in Islington.