Kinga Kimic (PhD) is a Landscape Architect, Designer, and Assistant Professor at the Department of Landscape Architecture, Institute of Environmental Engineering, Warsaw University of Life Sciences—SGGW, Poland. Her master’s dissertation (1998) and doctoral dissertation (2003) concerned the value of public parks. Her present research is related to programming and design of urban public spaces, with a special interest in public greenery, and focuses on functional, environmental, and social aspects in the context of sustainable urban development and sustainable design towards improving the quality of life and well-being of city dwellers. Her research is also related to historical green areas and their value in terms of cultural and natural heritage as well as issues of conservation and revalorization. Kinga Kimic is an author and co-author of numerous scientific publications related to the above-mentioned topics. She is Vice-President of the Section of Landscape Architects in the Association of Polish Architects—Warsaw Branch (SARP-OW), Poland. She is also a member of several COST Actions, including CA18110, CA18126, and CA18204.