Darryl Moore FRSA is an award winning garden and landscape designer. His diverse skillset and wide ranging knowledge base is formed from studies in Art History, Philosophy, Mechanical and Sound Design, along with a Post Graduate Diploma in Garden Design. Darryl is also an award winning garden and horticulture writer and garden photographer. He is a feature writer for Garden Design Journal and has been published in The Guardian, Homes & Gardens, The English Garden, Pro Landscaper, The Garden and RSA Journal. He is a member of the Garden Media Guild and former member of GDJ Editorial Panel. He is Director and founder, along with Adolfo Harrison, of the innovative urban landscape organisation Cityscapes. Creating temporary and permanent parks, gardens and installations that ensure ecological, economic and social sustainability, working in collaboration with leading designers, artists and London's major cultural institutions. Project partners have included British Library, Royal Horticultural Society, Barbican, Investec, The Old Vic, Pommery, Team London Bridge, The London Eye, Network Rail, Siobhan Davies Dance and The Architecture Foundation. Projects have been recognised for their success with awards from the RHS and SGD. As a public realm landscape designer, Darryl has worked on projects for Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Southwark Council, London Borough of Haringey, London Borough of Hackney and Canal & River Trust, as well as sitting on area regeneration steering groups advising on stakeholder engagement and spatial design. Darryl was the Royal Horticultural Society Floral Marquee Innovation Mentor, providing inspiration and support for nurseries in the design and logistics of creating innovative plant displays at RHS Flower Shows. As an experienced professional gardener he has developed expertise in creating and maintaining planting communities based upon contemporary principles of sustainable ecological horticulture. He has extensive experience in event management. Also as a sound artist and installation artist he has performed and exhibited internationally. Darryl is a Fellow of Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce.