The Danish Landscape Award is a biennial award that aims to honour Danish landscape architecture projects that serve as an inspiration for the development of the landscape industry.

Sune Oslev, partner at Masu Planning, has been appointed jury member for the Danish Landscape Award representing the Danish Association of Architectural Firms.

“Since 2009, the Danish Landscape Award has promoted the strengths of Danish landscape architecture – nationally and internationally. At MASU Planning, we’ve experienced a significant increase in both national and international visibility after H.C. Andersen’s Garden was named the winner of the Danish Landscape Award. Even two years later, we continue to receive inquiries from the international media wanting to feature the project, and the award has also led to new collaborative opportunities. I’m equally proud and humbled to be joining the jury,” says Sune.

The Danish Landscape Award is presented by The Association of Danish Landscape Architects, Park- og Naturforvalterne and the Danish Association of Architectural Firms.

Everyone is welcome to submit Danish landscape projects until 15^th of august – visit Danske Landskabsarkitekter for more info (Text in Danish).   

Besides Sune Oslev, the jury consists of Eva Sara Rasmussen, landscape architect MDL og MAA (representing The Association of Danish Landscape Architects), and Steen Himmer, landscape architect MPN (representing Park- og Naturforvalterne).

The independent jury members are Torben Sangild, PhD and MA in Modern Culture and Cultural Dissemination, journalist at Zetland, radio host, and cultural researcher. Marie Louise Helveg Bøgh, MA in Art History, Director of Sorø Art Museum.

HCA Garden photographs by Rasmus Hjortshøj