MASU Planning actively promotes a holistic design philosophy.
WHO – MASU Planning DNA
Rooted in our Nordic heritage, we draw inspiration from Nordic sensibilities and design traditions that value simplicity, functionality, and a deep connection to nature.
Our goal is to create timeless landscapes that respond to unique needs and unlock the potential of every site we approach.
WHAT – MASU Planning Experience
We work across a wide range of landscape architecture projects – from large-scale planning and concept development to strategic design, detailing, and project management.
Our portfolio includes urban spaces and parks, cultural heritage sites and institutions, climate adaptation projects, biodiversity strategies, as well as residential, leisure, and educational environments.
WHY – MASU Planning Engagement
As the climate crisis intensifies – bringing cloudbursts, flooding, and record-high temperatures – we are committed to addressing both environmental challenges and the growing biodiversity crisis. Our work also responds to rising social inequality by integrating inclusive, resilient, and sustainable solutions.
HOW – MASU Planning Services
By combining honesty, sustainability, durability, stimulating experiences, and inclusive qualities, we strive to craft new landscape narratives. We focus on creating opportunities for sports, leisure, and play, while also incorporating quieter spaces for reflection – often within the same project.
Together with our collaborators, we engage in open and honest dialogue with our clients, including private investors, pension funds, and public authorities, ensuring that their ambitions are realized in the final projects.
We often conduct user involvement processes to better understand the needs of future users.
WHEN – MASU Planning Background
MASU Planning was founded in 2009 by landscape architect Malin Blomqvist.
Today, we are an international team of 25 dedicated MASU Planners, working from our offices in Copenhagen and Helsinki, united by a shared passion for landscape architecture.
Published on August 3, 2026
