At the heart of our practice is a profound desire to render landscape as an essential part of making meaningful and sustainable habitats for all living kind.

edit atelier

The studio is engaged in a variety of projects ranging from the planning and design of gardens and public spaces, to larger scale masterplans and territorial strategies. We often collaborate with architectural offices, engineers, artists and researchers among other specialist on the transformation of complex urban landscapes. 

We offer full service landscape design services and like to work between physical and digital models, onsite testing, and engagement through workshops.

Currently we are working on several transformation sites that have significant historical value, and truly enjoy practicing within these environments. For us the "unseen" of the landscape and atmosphere often act as a starting point for the new narrative of a site - the logic is in the landscape.

city as habitat

Our cities are a collective landscape project. We thrive in re-thinking urban landscapes as living systems and are often invited to work on large scale planning commissions and competitions to find invisible logics and identities underlying the site, and often use competitions as a form of research and innovation that can be applied and adapted elsewhere; "studio as a project, project as a studio".

Design Approach

We believe in a highly collaborative & innovative process and to develop long lasting relationships with the actors within each project, this communication plays a central role as most projects emerge over several years.

We often use “edit” as a process to structure early phase project development:

  • explore the context and examine the spatial potentials in relation to the narrative of the project. ‍

  • develop strategies for the best design value, combining resources and functions for synergies. ‍

  • imagine and integrate fun and playfulness into the process - no reason for our living environments to be boring!

  • team-up with experts from other disciplines, and communities; the greatest results come from working laterally.

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🌊 In 2023, edit landskapsarkitekter carried out a feasibility study for Oslo Fjordskole, exploring how we can build a national network for Ocean Literacy in Norway. Together with @fjordskole , we looked at how local, hands-on learning by the Oslo Fj
Harbitzkvartalene is an urban masterplan that plays a crucial role in connecting Skøyen, featuring a linear park that runs alongside the railway tracks and connects two important landscape elements Hoffelva and Mærredalsbekken. The linea
For the last years, we’ve been working on a self-initiated research project: a handbook for native and cultural plant species in Oslo. The aim? To raise awareness about the importance of planting more native species from the Oslofjord region &n
Shaped by the sea 🌊 Our project in Arendal, Norway, is inspired by the coastal landscape and Gard’s maritime legacy. Guided by the concept of Holmene, the design reflects the natural rhythm of the local skerries—where landscape and archi
Kicking off 2025 with Highlights from Our 2024 Journey! 🚀 2024 was a year filled with exciting milestones, meaningful collaborations, and new opportunities to make meaningful and sustainable habitats for all living kind. Here's a look back at some
Together with @hillemelbyearkitekter we recently won the competition to design Gards new Headquarters in Arendal, Norway A beautiful quote from the jury: The proposed project connect the surrounding buildings and functions to a common meeting place
We are back in the office after a beautiful summer break through Europe. When we came back home we got got so happy to see that our garden in Blåbærstien, Nesoddentangen gave us so many happy surprises🌱🌾 Our garden in Blåbæ
The new landscape at Thereses gate 31 has been designed with the goal of creating a balance between the park, the historical quarter, the new architecture, and the local environment. The site has entry points from two different contexts: one from the
«Live with water» - from «Grey to Green»- we are so happy to share work from the possibility study we recently delivered with LPO Architects for Fetsund Sentrum. Within the study, we created a toolbox for Lillestrøm k
«Live with water» we are so happy to share work from the possibility study we recently delivered with LPO Architects for Fetsund Sentrum Our proposal is a landscape strategy for the future urban development of the town center. It specif
The urgent demand brought by the climate crisis requires us to enhance the resilience of our urban habitat to cope with unprecedented shifts in the atmosphere, including increased temperatures, heavier rainfall, and prolonged droughts. This crisis po