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Tom Stuart-Smith
Tom Stuart-Smith (born 14 February 1960)〔(STUART-SMITH, Thomas Richard Stephen Peregrine ), ''Who's Who 2014'', A & C Black, 2014; online edn, Oxford University Press, 2014〕 is an English landscape architect, garden designer and writer. He specialises in making gardens that combine naturalism and modernity.〔("Meet the Designers at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2010" ), ''BBC'', London, 2010〕
== Career ==
After working with Hal Moggridge and Elizabeth Banks, Stuart-Smith established his own landscape design business in 1998.〔Young, Chris. ("Designer Profile: Ancient and Modern" ), Garden Design Journal, London, August 2002.〕 Since 1984, he has designed a number of large private and public gardens in the English countryside as well as smaller inner city gardens, and numerous overseas projects throughout Europe, India, USA and the Caribbean.
His most notable work includes Broughton Grange (commissioned by Stephen Hester)〔Hickman, Leo. ("Inside Stephen Hesters Glorious Country Estate" ), ''The Guardian'', UK, 30 January 2012〕 in Oxfordshire, Mount St John in Yorkshire,〔Richardson, Tim. "The New English Garden", ''Frances Lincoln Publishers'', UK, 2013 pp.25–35〕 Fort Belvedere〔Robinson, Barbara Paul. "Rosemary Verey: The Life & Lessons of a Legendary Gardener", ''David R. Godine, Publisher'', UK, 2012 p.86〕 in Windsor Great Park and a new garden at Windsor Castle which was commissioned by the Royal Household to mark the Queen's Golden Jubilee.〔Compton, Tania.("Jubilee Salute", ''House & Garden'', January 2002 )〕 Tom was also involved with landscape designer Piet Oudolf in creating a Landscape Masterplan at Trentham Gardens and the recasting of its Italian garden.〔Richardson, Tim. "The New English Garden", ''Frances Lincoln Publishers'', UK, 2013 pp.170–181〕 More recent work includes the two hectare garden around the Bicentenary Glasshouse at Wisley〔("In a Glass of its Own" ), ''The Telegraph'', London, 29 June 2007〕 for the Royal Horticultural Society which was opened to the public by The Queen in June 2007.〔("Queen Opens £7.7m RHS Glasshouse" ), ''BBC News'', London, 26 June 2007〕 In 2013 Tom worked with Factum Arte to create a unique brass sculpture of an Ilex crenata tree for The Garden of Illusion at The Connaught.〔Racovolis, Kate. "The Constant Gardener", ''Cheshire Magazine'', London, 2013.〕 Recently, he was also commissioned to create the Keeper's House Garden at the Royal Academy of Arts.〔Cummings, Ed. ("Tom Stuart-Smith Designs ‘Prehistoric’ Garden for Royal Academy" ), ''The Telegraph'', London, 26 September 2013.〕 Tom has designed eight Gold Medal winning gardens at the Chelsea Flower Show, with three being awarded best in show.〔("The Gardens of Tom Stuart-Smith – in pictures" ), ''The Guardian'', London, 19 August 2011.〕
An exhibition on his work, the first about a living garden designer in the UK, was held at the Garden Museum in London in 2011.〔Richardson, Tim. ("Tom Stuart-Smith: See the Exhibition, Read the Book, Visit the Garden" ), ''The Telegraph'', London, 23 May 2011〕 He has also lectured in the UK〔() "Tom Stuart-Smith: Soapbox Talk at the Royal Academy of Arts", ''Royal Academy of Arts'', London, February 2014〕 and USA.〔Uyterhoeven, Susan. ("Tom Stuart-Smith: Finding a Language for the Modern Garden" ), ''The New York Botanical Garden'', London, 26 September 2013〕 Tom is a member of the Society of Garden Designers〔() "Society of Garden Designers Membership List", ''Society of Garden Designers'', UK〕 and the Landscape Institute〔() "Landscape Institute Membership List", ''Landscape Institute'', UK〕
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