Studio Fink

Studio Fink's focus is on developing projects that highlight the role of artistic creativity in our cityscapes. By focusing on issues of social sustainability we explore how Art and culture can become a core quality in the design of our cities and a primary catalyst for change. Our projects frequently involve interdisciplinary collaboration and proactive relationships with clients, stakeholders, and communities.

Selected Awards:

ALAROS Gold Medal, CODAWorx Award winner landscape, ALAROS Silver Medal, Boston greenway winner,WAN Award Finalist, Landscape Institute Award for project over 5ha
, BURA Award
,Street Design Pedestrian Environment Award, Landscape Institute Award in Urban Design and Masterplanning Winner,  Green Flag Award
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Winner HW Landscape Amenity Award for Most outstanding commitment to the community,Westminster Street Furniture London International Competition Winner, Landscape Institute Award for project under 5ha,Finalist Wenceslas Square International Competition, Winner Shepherd’s Bush Green London , International Winner Trio Competition, Car Free London International Competition Winner, British Steel Stainless Steel Award, Callouste Gulbenkian Award, Arts Council British Gas Working for Cities Award,BSIS Award,RSA Art for Architecture Award,Southern Arts Bursary, Krasner Pollock Foundation Award, Oppenheim Award,British Foreign Office Award, Jerusalem Foundation Award …

Peter Fink - Creative Director

Peter’s practice stems from his unusual background and combination of skills from studying Engineering (CVUT Prague), Philosophy(University College London) and Visual Arts (Sculpture St.Martins London). His long-standing interest in architecture and urbanism has extended into academia as Unit Master at the Architectural Association, Dissertation Tutor at the Bartlett School of Architecture and Visiting Professor at Peking University. In addition to co-writing several seminal books on Public Art, he was also an enabler at CABE Space, a UK government public realm advisory agency.  Peter regularly gives presentations at conferences and leads community design workshops worldwide. In 2021 he was named by CODAworx as one of the 25 Creative Revolutionaries that lead the way for positive change.