Peter-Joseph-Lenné-Prize of Berlin

Attractive tasks from Berlin, the German federal states and foreign countries have been chosen for the competition. Importance is attached to explorations of where open space planning and landscape architecture cross boundaries into other areas.

Entries are invited for the following in 2020:

• Task A: Berlin
  Berlin-Kreuzberg – Die Hornstraße – Transformation of an urban district
  
  
• Task B: National
  Frankfurt am Main - Developing the main cemetery in Frankfurt am Main
  
  
• Task C: International
  Tampere, Finnland - - Transforming the hidden River Viinikanoja into an urban green corridor
  

Date of issue: 3. February 2020
Documents containing the tasks and conditions of the competition are provided in German on

The Lenné jury 2020: (to be complemented)

• Birgit Beyer, Berlin, Bezirksamt Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
• Prof. Dr. Constanze A. Petrow, University Geisenheim, Landscape Architecture
• Anna Levonmaa, Landscape Architect, City of Tampere, City Planning and Infrastructure, Green areas and Storm water management
• Prof. Dr. Norbert Kühn, Technische Universität Berlin (TUB), Institute of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning
• Gero Engeser, Andreas Ebert, winner Lenné-contest 2018
• Heiner Luz, Landschaftsarchitekt bdla DWB, München

Detailed information on the topics and deadlines:

• Deadline for submissions: 17. July 2020
• The jury met on the 30/31. July 2020
• Please note:
  The ceremonial act with the award on 30. October 2020, 6 p.m. in the Academy of Arts [Akademie der Künste] is cancelled.
  
  Instead there will be a digital format with the winners and the Senate Department.