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Landscape architecture

We design and realize a variety of landscape architecture projects using nature-based design. We combine deep anthropological knowledge and rigorous biological research with award-winning design expertise. We help our clients turn sustainable ambitions into breathtaking, nature-rich, and performing landscapes and urban spaces.

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Hans Tavsen's Park and Korsgade

Copenhagen, Denmark

Bodø Coastal Trail

Bodø, Norway

SUND Nature Park

Copenhagen, Denmark

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Rasmus Grandelag

Studio Manager, SLA Copenhagen

+45 26204111

rag@sla.dk

We are experienced in working with landscape architecture across all phases. From the initial dialogue with our clients to community engagement, concept making, detail design, and the realization of the project, we deliver state-of-the-art nature-based design.

Through the years, we’ve done it all. From public spaces such as central parks, vibrant urban spaces, bustling streets, and breathtaking harborfronts. To intimate pocket parks, unexpected rooftops, and intelligent green facades.

We work interdisciplinary and we have a great experience with working with other professions. We always seek for new collaborations to infuse and challenge our creative processes.

 

 

 

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The Values of Nature:
A Need for a New Driver of Urban Development

Imagine your quality of life being just as dependent on urban development as on social media. What would that lead to?  The answer to that question depends on the drivers of urban development. 

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Our economies, livelihoods, and well-being all depend on our most precious asset: Nature

These were the opening lines of Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s report “The Economics of Biodiversity” and were also at the center of the conversation our CEO, Mette Skjold, had with Dasgupta at the UIA World Congress of Architects CPH 2023.

They agreed that we, as humans, depend on nature – not only as a source of resources and wealth but also as the foundation for our physical and mental well-being. We are not separate from nature. We are nature.

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Rasmus Astrup: 'City Nature' - The 2022 Cornelia Hahn Oberlander Lecture

In spring 2022, SLA partner and design principal Rasmus Astrup was invited to give the annual Cornelia Hahn Oberlander Lecture by the UBC School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture in Vancouver.

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Fundamentals

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Essay: The Bark Room

“Bark is both living and dead, growing and cracking, a shell, a protective layer and an integral part of the wood’s tissue. It’s the bark structure and the way it peels, which separates the different…

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Sakuteiki
– The Book of Garden

Sakuteki – The Book of Garden is a manual, a textbook for Japanese gardeners in the 11th century. This introduction sounds like this: “In making the garden, you should first understand the overall principles. According…

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Mist

Mist is a phenomenon caused by small droplets of water suspended in air. Physically, it is an example of a dispersion. It is most commonly seen where warm, moist air meets sudden cooling, such as…

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Sound

“Sound. The soundtrack of our lives often passes us by without us noticing. But I have begun noticing the poetry of the noises around me. The rhythm and the song of the poet. The calling…

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White

“In the beginning was chaos. While the universe began to expand after Big Bang it also decreased in temperature. It became more and more ordered. With that order, the Universe changed its background colour toward…

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Atmosphere

“Atmosphere is a thin film of enclosure around our world. Without our vaporous, water filled atmosphere, life on Earth – or indeed life anywhere – would not exist. But atmosphere is also what you sense…

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Roots

“A tree consists of three parts: Its foliage, its trunk, and its roots. All three parts are important for the aesthetic feeling of nature. But of these three I find the roots most intriguing, most…

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