Kerry Hill

Australian architect (1943–2018), known for luxury hospitality designs in Asia.

Biography

Born in Perth, Hill studied at the University of Western Australia. He founded Kerry Hill Architects, focusing on Asia-Pacific projects.

Architectural Philosophy

Hill’s philosophy blended modernism with regionalism, creating context-sensitive, luxurious spaces.

Core Contributions

• Specialized in modernism and regionalism.
• Notable works:
  • Aman Tokyo (Japan, 2014, luxury hotel).
  • The Datai Langkawi (Malaysia, 1993, resort).
  • Amankila (Bali, 1992, resort).

Architectural Connections

• South East Asian: Regional practice.
• Hospitality: Hotels and resorts.

Influence and Legacy

Hill’s designs redefined luxury architecture, influencing Wong Mun Summ. His work earned AIA and RIBA awards.

Related Architects & Works

Wong Mun Summ (related architect), Richard Hassell (related architect), Courtyard (element), Contemporary (period)