Peter-Joseph-Lenne-Prize of Berlin

Park auf dem Nordbahnhof

Park at the North Station

The Peter-Joseph-Lenné-Award of the state of Berlin is a competition of ideas for garden and landscape architecture and for the planning of open space and landscape. The procedure is targeted especially at young landscape architects, planners, scientists, architects and artists who are being trained or are employed in the aforementioned specialist fields.

Kopf Detail vom Logo Lenne

Call for competition entries 2022

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. Call for competition entries 2022

Landwehrkanal

General Information

Peter-Joseph Lenné (born in 1789 in Bonn, died in 1866 in Berlin) was one of the most important 19th century German garden and landscape architects. Even today, his work is visible in many gardens, parks and squares of the cities of Berlin and Potsdam. General Information

Results

Results – Peter-Joseph-Lenné-Prize 2020