Liselund Estate

I

Liselund Estate is a historic landscape on the island of Møn in Denmark, created in the late eighteenth century as a romantic garden shaped by nature rather than formal design. Forest, open land, water, and gently shifting paths define the experience, allowing movement and atmosphere to unfold without rigid structure.

II

The estate has remained largely intact over time. Its character lies in continuity and an acceptance of irregularity, where intuition outweighs control and the landscape is allowed to set the rhythm. Architecture exists in quiet relation to its surroundings, never in dominance.

III

Liselund informs the Danish dimension of Rosenkrantz. Not as a visual reference to reproduce, but as a sensibility grounded in proportion, balance, and an understanding of when restraint allows form to speak more clearly.