Min Park is an urban strategist and designer working at the intersection of research, policy, and spatial practice. Her work focuses on translating slow, complex urban challenges such as green belts, peripheral corridors, regeneration sites, and neighbourhood renewal into frameworks that can evolve over time.

She has worked across a range of scales and contexts, from co-authoring a Green Belt policy report with C40 Cities to contributing to masterplans in the UK and the Middle East at Buro Happold. Her experience also includes academic research at University College London (UCL) on privately owned public spaces (POPS), alongside hands-on, inclusive renovation projects in Seoul.

She holds a Master of City Planning from UCL and a Bachelor of Architecture from Yonsei University. Her recent recognitions include the Holcim Foundation Fellowship (Belgium), the Kengo Kuma × KAGU Award (Japan), and the Social Entrepreneurship Award (South Korea). She is also the Design Lead of MPlan Mag, a Bartlett-led publication exploring contemporary urban issues.

Based between Seoul and London.