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.

Entries are invited for the following in 2022:

  • Berlin
    Campus Weißensee School of Art – Providing Impetus for a Neighborhood
    Which creative concepts and open space planning measures will create diverse green spaces, roof landscapes, new participation offerings and added value for the entire neighborhood?
  • Chemnitz
    Green spaces and public space as a stage for the Capital of Culture 2025
    How can open spaces from different eras be successfully linked, urban planning deficiencies corrected and – through temporary or permanent interventions – people made aware of the Capital of Culture?
  • Budapest
    More Green for Hungary’s Capital – Terebesi Park Forest
    How could the Terebesi be developed into a sustainable and diversely usable green space for leisure and recreation, biodiversity and climate adaptation? What attractive park images could be created?
Date of issue: 10. February 2022 Documents containing the tasks and conditions of the competition are provided in German and English on

The Lenné jury 2022

Prof.in Ana Viader Soler
Technical University Dresden, Professor Landscape Architecture,Member of the Building Art Section of the Academy of Arts, Berlin

Florian Etterer
City of Chemnitz, Green Spaces department

Vera Buttmann
Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Housing, Berlin, Unit II W Housing Projects – Outer City

Péter Gábor
Mayor’s Office, Budapest. Department of Urban Planning, Landscape Architecture Department
Teamleader Green Infrastructure Development

Prof.in em. Cordula Loidl-Reisch
Dipl.-Ing. Landscape Architect, Univ.prof. of the Technical University Berlin (ret.), Board of Trustees Karl Foerster Foundation

Wolfgang Hilgers
Lenné-Prize winner 2020 – Berlin Hornstraße

Julia Hoffmann
Lenné-Prize winner 2020 – Finnland

Detailed information on the topics and deadlines

  • Deadline for submissions: 1. July 2022, 5 pm
  • The jury meets in August 2022
  • The ceremonial act with the award ceremony will take place – in accordance with the pandemic regulations – on 18. November 2022, 6 p.m. in the Academy of Arts [Akademie der Künste], Pariser Platz.