Napier City Council
Georgina King is an experienced urban designer and landscape architect with a career spanning over two decades. Currently serving as the Team Leader for City Design & Urban Renewal at Napier City Council since January 2015, Georgina previously held the position of Senior Landscape Architect at Opus International Consultants Limited for a short-term contract. From April 2003 to April 2014, Georgina was the Director at King Consultants HB Limited, focusing on urban design and landscape architecture. Earlier career experience includes a role as Senior Landscape Architect at Environmental Management Services Ltd, consulting for local government agencies and the private sector. Georgina's expertise was further enhanced by a scholarship for landscape architecture work on large-scale waterway restoration projects in the USA and Canada. Georgina obtained a Bachelor's degree with Honors in Landscape Architecture from Lincoln University, New Zealand.
Napier City Council
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Napier is a small city with big ideas and an equally big attitude. We are focused on investing in the right infrastructure and development to cement our future as a vibrant cosmopolitan regional city. Along with the internationally renowned Art Deco style architecture, our sunny warm weather, proximity to wineries and beaches and our extensive cycling trails sets Napier apart from other cities in New Zealand. Napier has long been considered the architectural jewel in the Hawke's Bay crown. Our vision is to provide the facilities and services and the environment, encouragement, leadership and economic opportunity TO MAKE NAPIER THE BEST CITY IN NEW ZEALAND in which to live, work, raise a family, and enjoy a safe and satisfying life. We employ over 500 dedicated and talented people who run and manage the city’s infrastructure, maintain our public amenities and facilities where people can play and relax and work with our residents and community to understand and incorporate the needs and aspirations for Napier in our future plans.