Kiseok Kim is the owner and principal designer of Kiseok Kim Architectural Design, a BCIN-qualified practice serving the Greater Toronto Area, Windsor-Essex County, and across Ontario. With eight years of hands-on experience as a shop drawing drafter in the construction industry, Kiseok is fully authorized to prepare, review, and submit building permit drawings that comply with the Ontario Building Code.

Holding a Building Code Identification Number (BCIN) in the Small Buildings category, he specializes in single-family homes, multi-unit residential, additions and renovations, garages, decks, sheds, and small commercial or mixed-use buildings (up to 600 m² / 6,458 sq ft / 3 storeys in height) under Part 9 of the OBC. His practical expertise ensures designs are not only code-compliant but highly constructible and efficient for builders.

Kiseok completed his Architectural Technician Diploma at George Brown College and is currently enrolled in the RAIC Syllabus Program, actively pursuing licensure as an Architect through the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA). As an OAA Associate, AATO Intern Associate, and member of the Toronto Society of Architects (TSA), he remains deeply engaged in professional development, staying current with evolving codes, design standards, and industry best practices.

Proficient in BIM workflows using Revit, Navisworks, Revizto, and BIM360, Kiseok delivers detailed 3D models, clash-free coordination, and clear visualizations that help clients confidently envision their future spaces while minimizing costly revisions during construction. When helpful, he provides native Revit files to support seamless collaboration with contractors and trades.

Driven by the belief that thoughtful design profoundly enhances quality of life, Kiseok creates buildings that go beyond minimum requirements — delivering functional, beautiful, and enriching environments tailored to each client’s needs.