Landform takes Gulbenkian win

By System Administrator May 13, 2004 7:45 am January 30, 2015 12:48 pm

The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art has been named Museum of the Year by scooping this year’s £100 000 Gulbenkian Prize last night.

The award was made for the gallery’s £380 000 Landform landscaping project designed by art historian Charles Jencks for the Gallery’s front lawn. Jencks’ design seeks to mirror the Edinburgh landscape and is inspired by the chaotic movements of weather systems.

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